Designing with Time
We talk to recent graduates exhibiting in Designing in Turbulent Times, currently on show at the Lethaby Gallery. Here, we consider how – from timelessness to transience – time can contribute to sustainable design.
Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design Programme
The Product, Ceramic and Industrial programme consists of the following pathways:
BA (Hons) Ceramic Design
Unique nationally, this course provides a design-led creative experience of ceramics within a broad subject context and brings an ethos of responsible design to the study of markets and manufacture.
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Undergraduate
BA (Hons) Product Design
Widely recognised externally as an environment in which rigorous thinking generates creative, commercially relevant work, this course gives you the intellectual, academic and subject-specific skills you need to define your own professional practice.
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Undergraduate
MA Industrial Design
MA Industrial Design applies intellectual development directly to design practice, developing students who can take on strategic roles, identify and respond to trends, to initiate new design approaches, and to thrive in multidisciplinary teams.
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Postgraduate
MA Design (Ceramics); MA Design (Furniture); MA Design (Jewellery)
MA Design focuses on your individual design practice and, through making and immersion in material processes, will broaden your career and research horizons.
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Postgraduate
Sponsored projects
Every year our students undertake industry collaborations through sponsored projects and graduate consultancy projects. The clients set a brief to students, creating the opportunity to develop multiple innovative concepts, services or experiences directly for industry.
Visa Europe
Visa Europe challenged design students and recent graduates to imagine how a wearable payment device could look and function by 2020.
Huawei
Huawei collaborated with students from our MA Industrial Design and MA Design courses to reimagine smartphone accessories.
Renault
Renault and Central Saint Martins came together to create a design competition focused on the future of autonomous driving
Central Saint Martins Queen's Anniversary Award
Manifesto
Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design on Instagram
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Lecturer for MA Design for Ceramic, Furniture & Jewellery Simon Fraser leads a debate on modern Indian jewels with designers Amrapali, Ama Dhami and Akansha Set...
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@csm_madesign Jack Wooley’s banquet collection, inspired by classical architecture, renaissance feasts and modern simplicity. #CeramicDesign #MADesign #Design...
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@csm_maid graduate Qiang Huang's project Bike Scavengers established to encourage people to disassemble millions of overproduced discarded bikes on the street a...
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@csmbacd @Clotilde @ccclay_ work takes the audience on a journey of people’s lives interpreted by her sculptures. Diversity of theses lives are represented by t...
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Out from Order by @merve_kasrat on display at the private view – subversively disrupting patterns of thought using ceramics as a medium to create doubt about o...
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@csm_maid graduate Muyao Li reconnecting narrative layers of meaning back into objects...
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@s.tovey discusses her project ‘Infusion’ : A response to trends within experiential hospitality bars in London recognising a rise in tea and coffee infused li...
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@csm_maid Mingyang Song with her project The Eyes of the Armor, inspired by Medusa, the Machine is exposes the male gaze, using a series of mirrored reflections...
Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design Programme stories
Our new ever-changing typeface
Introducing CSM Shifts, the bespoke typeface at the heart of the College’s new visual style, designed by Boyle&Perks and Colophon Foundry
Reader: Matt Malpass
To mark our new Readers, we hear more about their research plans. Here, Matt Malpass, Reader in Critical Design and Course Co-ordinator for MA Industrial Design, discusses the wider role of critical design and why we're living in a bad episode of
Bauhaus Rules
Vic Reeves and BBC4 came to Central Saint Martins to put six recent graduates through their Bauhaus paces