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3D Design and Materials Practice

Situated in the heart of one of Europe's most vibrant and creative cities, the programme of Three Dimensional Design and Materials Practice at Brighton is a range of related courses that are about the creation of objects and their essential relationship to the materials and processes from which they are formed.

The courses within the programme embrace the full spectrum of 3D creative activity, and an equally full range of production methods from bespoke fabrication to mass manufacture, considering conventional, alternative and sustainable modes of production. The courses within the programme offer you a uniquely exciting, challenging and engaging environment which promotes the creation of leading products and artefacts that challenge precedents and preconceptions, offering new and relevant ways of thinking, designing and making in an ever-changing world.

Though distinctive in their own right, these courses run side by side, sharing the same extensive and unique facilities each informing the other. This coexistence also enables flexibility for students to choose or change their preferred area or discipline during the programme in response to individually identified paths of development and offers options throughout to suit your particular interests and professional aspirations.