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Bachelor (Honours) of Craft and Design (Ceramics), Sheridan College

Oakville, Ontario

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48 Months

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About this course

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This program offers hands-on learning in one of Canada's leading Ceramics studios, with dedicated faculty guiding students through a diverse range of processes and techniques including wheelthrowing, handbuilding, moldmaking, slipcasting, clay/glaze formulation, and firing methods such as salt, soda, wood, pit, gas, and electric kilns. Students engage in real-world experiences by participating in professional events, workshops, exhibitions, and connecting with renowned artists and a large alumni network. The curriculum emphasizes a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach, allowing students to major in ceramics while gaining skills across all five studios in Craft and Design. The Sheridan Ceramics Studio features state-of-the-art equipment and a supportive environment that prepares students for their future careers.

Why this course is highly recommended

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Students passionate about making and ceramics will find this program highly rewarding because it combines practical skills training with exposure to innovative processes and community engagement. The opportunity to work in North America’s leading ceramics facilities, participate in exhibitions, and connect with industry professionals ensures a comprehensive education that prepares students for diverse career paths in art, design, and crafts.

Specialisation

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The program provides specialisation in Ceramics, enabling students to become proficient in a wide array of ceramic techniques and contemporary approaches, while also building foundational skills in other craft and design disciplines.

Course fees

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Application fees

12.32L

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1st year tuition fees

12.32L

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Living cost

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Degree requirements

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The program leads to an Honours Bachelor of Craft and Design (Ceramics) degree, requiring completion of the specified coursework over multiple semesters, including internships and capstone projects, with a focus on developing professional practice skills.
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English language test

TOEFL

88

PTE

60

DUOLINGO

115

IELTS

6.5

Career prospects

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Graduates can pursue careers as potters, artists, designers, gallerists, curators, educators, technicians, entrepreneurs, and more. The program prepares students for self-employment, participation in residencies, exhibitions, or further graduate studies within the fields of ceramics, art, and design.

FAQs

When will this program be available for Year 1 intake?

For September 2025, this program will only be available through Degree Completion. Check back in Fall 2025 for updates on Fall 2026 intake for Year 1.

What hands-on experiences will I gain?

You will engage with the full range of ceramic processes, participate in exhibitions and community events, and connect with industry professionals through internships and workshops.

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