Design & Craft Brighton A programme of designers, makers, applied artists and materialists

University of Brighton: One of Europe’s most vibrant and exciting cities Research Assessment Exercise: Grade 5 2000 and Best Modern University 2007 Quality Assurance Agency: Excellent Centre of Excellence in Teaching and Learning Through Design: RIBA, RCA, V&A National Students Survey: 100% Overall Satisfaction 2010 (3D Des), 2011 (3D Des), 2012 (3D MP), 2013 (3D Des & MP) With 100% Satisfaction in 12 of 21 questions (3D Des 2013).

The full spectrum of three dimensional disciplines

Possible progression routes and awards:

L1

L2

L3 MDes/MFA

L4 MDes / MFA ( Placement )

L3 BA ( Hons )

MA

FDA 240 credits Consider exit options

BA(Hons) 360 credits

MDes/MFA 480 credits (120 M-Level)

120 credits

MA 180 M-Level credits

MRes and PHD Practice and Professional PHD

MA

Design & Craft Brighton All staff are practicing artists, makers or designers and researchers Many are recognised leaders in their subject fields

Will  Nash  -­‐  Sculptor  

Ulrika  Jarl  –  Industrial  Ceramics  

Kelly Sant - English Patient and Fifth Element

Cra$s  magazine  –  Nov  2012  Gareth Neal – ‘In Pursuit of Carbon Neutral’

Icon  magazine  –  Nov  2012  

Design & Craft Brighton ‘Vision Aid Overseas’

‘Puma Sustainable Design Challenge’

Ben  Wilson  at  Product  life  workshop:  (IF:Laboratory)  

Design & Craft Brighton Visiting lecturers have included: Lin Cheung, Mah Rhana, Dan Eatock, Friedrikson and Stallard, El Ultimo Grito, William Warren, Max Lamb, Thorsten Van Elten, Hans Stofer, John Thackara, Ken Garland

Design & Craft Brighton: 1st Year Foundation in materials practice - ‘hands on learning’ Ethics, politics, sustainability of materials Making techniques CNC / CAD CAM Visual research / visualisation techniques / drawing photography, film Concept development, research and communication ‘materiality, site, human factors, process’ Professional Practice / Business Studies Historical and critical studies External visits / field trips

SebasJano  Oddi  

David  Hood  

SebasJano  Oddi  

Adam  Fairweather  /  re-­‐worked    

Freya  Sewell  

Anna  Bullus  -­‐  gumdrop  

Design & Craft Brighton: 2nd Year Material and process specialisation Development of personal working methods and disciplinary focus Open themed projects / personal topics ‘Live projects’ with leading external brands and organisations Extension studies / ‘making a difference’ Personal professional development More specialised areas of critical history and theory External visits / field trips

Hanna  Mawbey  –  reconsidering  disability  through  products    

Hanna  Mawbey  Reconsidering  disability  through  products    

Examples  of  press  -­‐  Design  Week  

Examples  of  press  -­‐  New  Design  (  6  page  feature  )  

Design & Craft Brighton: 3rd / 4th Year Personally identified themes Research & development Delivery of exam work, degree show and folio Professional work plan (work placement and business plan in 4th year) Dissertation

Claire  Twomey  -­‐  internship    

David  Gardener  

Bethan  Wood  

Bethan  Wood  

Demelza  Hill  –  press  coverage  

Graduation – life long careers within creative industries - Furniture, lighting and product design -  Craft, applied arts and sculpture -  Film, television and exhibition and museum design - Trend forecasting, journalism, curation - Teaching, NGOs, government departments Conran, VW, Tom Dixon, Virgin, Nike, The BBC, Mulberry, Donna Karen, Philips, Yamaha, Paul Smith, Antony Gormley, Adidas, Nike, Vodafone, Anish Kapoor, Nokia, Ron Arad, Heals, Troika, Jason Bruges, Harrods, Univerrsal Studios, Lego, Disney...

Chloe  Meineck  –  Design  Museum  residency  

Chloe  Meineck  –  Design  Museum  residency  

Future  pioneer    Award  at  New  Designers  2013  Josh  Barnes  

Jossel  Simpson-­‐LiYle  

Jossel  Simpson-­‐LiYle  

Jossel  Simpson-­‐LiYle  

V&A  Museum  Residency  

Pheobe  Cummings  

Pheobe  Cummings  –  V&A  Residency  

“I  found  this  an  exciDng  environment  to  be  within.  The  way  the  course  opens  up  dialogues  between  disciplines  is  an  important  aspect  of  the  modern  professional  world”.      Pheobe  Cummings  –  ArJst  in  residence  V&A  Museum  

James  Rigler  –  Jerwood  Makers  prize  2012  

Nao  Matsunaga  –  Jerwood  Makers  prize  2012  

Rhian  Soloman  

Rhian  Soloman  

Adi  Chambers  

Graduate  Simon  Springford  –  Tin  Tab  Ltd  

Graduate  James  Enright  –  Propshop  UK        

Graduate  James  Enright  –  Propshop  UK        

Graduate  James  Enright  –  Propshop  UK        

Patrick  Laing  –  adidas  concept  store  

“the  course  at  Brighton  was  an  invaluable  programme  which  insDgated  my  career  to  date.”    Andrew  Tanner  –  Head  Designer  Royal  Stafford  and  Poole  PoYery  /  BriJsh  Council  Design  Entrepreneur  for  2010  /  Designer  of  the  Year    

Lin  Cheung  2012  

Design & Craft Brighton A multi-disciplinary programme of designers, makers, artists and materialists