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As a glass and ceramics maker, decorator or finisher, you’ll use your artistic ability and technical knowledge of materials to produce functional and decorative pieces. Learn more about a career in glassware and ceramics, find out what it involves and what you’ll need to study and do to get a role.
A degree in art and design will prove useful as might science and technology subjects especially if you want to work in glass craft. Subjects to consider include:
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Although it’s not essential to do a postgraduate course, it can help develop your skills and provide additional contacts and career opportunities.
Examples of taught MAs and research degrees at postgraduate level include:
You need both creative and technical skills to master a career as a ceramics maker, decorator or finisher. You may also need skills associated with running a business.
Becoming a glass and ceramics maker, decorator or finisher can be challenging and competitive. You need to be making as often as possible and showcasing your work in exhibitions, competitions and art fairs. Collectors, gallerists and employers often attend these events looking for new talent so it’s definitely worth applying. Many glass and ceramics makers study short courses or postgraduate degrees to learn new skills.
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