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1. Fundamentals of Ceramic Art

Course Level: Diploma – Semester 1
Course Description:
This introductory course lays the groundwork for ceramic practice by familiarizing students with the basic tools, materials, and techniques of ceramics. Students will learn about different types of clay, hand-building techniques, and safe studio practices. Emphasis is placed on craftsmanship, creativity, and understanding clay as a versatile material for artistic expression.

Key Topics:

  • Overview of ceramic history and contemporary relevance

  • Clay types and preparation

  • Basic hand-building techniques (pinching, coiling, slab construction)

  • Introduction to wheel throwing

  • Drying and firing stages

  • Studio health and safety

2. Functional Ceramics and Wheel Techniques

Course Level: Diploma – Semester 2
Course Description:
This course focuses on developing technical skills in wheel throwing and creating functional ceramic forms such as cups, bowls, and plates. Students will also explore the aesthetic and cultural aspects of functional ware, including design considerations, surface treatments, and glaze applications.

Key Topics:

  • Centering and shaping on the potter’s wheel

  • Creating functional forms: mugs, teapots, bowls, vases

  • Surface refinement and trimming

  • Slip and underglaze decoration

  • Glaze application and firing

  • Function vs. form in ceramic design

3. Creative Ceramic Expression and Surface Design

Course Level: Diploma – Semester 3
Course Description:
This course encourages students to develop their personal artistic style through advanced surface design techniques and sculptural exploration. Students will experiment with decorative processes like sgraffito, mishima, and layering glazes, while also conceptualizing their own body of work. Contemporary practices and portfolio development are emphasized.

Key Topics:

  • Surface design techniques: carving, inlay, wax resist, sgraffito

  • Layering slips, glazes, and oxides for expressive effects

  • Conceptual development of ceramic pieces

  • Exploration of form and abstraction

  • Individual projects and critique sessions

  • Preparing a portfolio for exhibition or continuation of study