This programmes consists of the following courses
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Elena Gomez de Valcarcel - Familia, Elena Gomez de Valcarcel, Familia
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Undergraduate
BA (Hons) Ceramic Design
BA Ceramic Design is a unique, specialist design course.
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Matt Canham
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Undergraduate
BA (Hons) Product and Industrial 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.
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Lily Consuelo Saporta Tagiuri – Cloud Catchers
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Postgraduate
MA Industrial Design
MA Industrial Design will teach you to be strategic, respond to trends, initiate new design approaches and thrive in multidisciplinary teams.
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Left: AnnaLisa Iacopetti, Solve e Coagula: Murano glass table recycling cotizzo - waste from the glass blowing process. Centre: Kachi Irondi: Sekho: 3D architectural ceramic tiles enable natural air-conditioning, based on Nigerian tribal heritage. Right: Arlena Paraschivescu, Modern Medusa: Feminist jewellery embracing femininity as a superpower., Left: AnnaLisa Iacopetti, Solve e Coagula: Murano glass table recycling cotizzo - waste from the glass blowing process. Centre: Kachi Irondi: Sekho: 3D architectural ceramic tiles enable natural air-conditioning, based on Nigerian tribal heritage. Right: Arlena Paraschivescu, Modern Medusa: Feminist jewellery embracing femininity as a superpower.
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Postgraduate
MA Design (Ceramics, Furniture, Jewellery)
MA Design (Ceramics); MA Design (Furniture); MA Design (Jewellery) focuses on your individual design practice and will broaden your career and research horizons.
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.
Central Saint Martins Queen's Anniversary Award
Manifesto
Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design Manifesto [PDF, 3.2MB]
@csm_pcid
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From tomorrow, Wednesday 7 July to Sunday 11 July @csm_bacd 2020 will be showcasing their work at Unit 93 Coal Drops Yard N1C 4DQ @coaldropsyard. Curated by @ta...
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Now Live: #CSM2021 💫 Discover the work from 2021 PCID graduating students on the CSM digital showcase Link in bio #CSMbloom Supported by @mullenlowegrou...
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A new world is emerging. Amid the unknowns of our present lives are spaces in which new ideas, new colours, new ecologies and new economies can take root. Disco...
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Now Live: Central Saint Martin Graduate Showcase. LINK IN BIO - To see the work across the different PCID courses. #CSM2021 💫 #CSMbloom Supported by @mul...
Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design Programme stories
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Lleucu Anwyl, BA Ceramic Design Class of 2021: Family
What would it be like to graduate alongside not one, but two members of your family? This year, Gwenan Williams and her daughters, Lleucu and Swyn, graduated from Central Saint Martins. We speak to the trio about their experience and work.
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Manon Daure, MA Industrial Design Class of 2021: Circularity
Analysing the life cycle of things gives designers the tools to minimise the ecological impact of production. From pineapples to blown glass, we look at graduating work that introduces circularity into the system.
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Claudia Gusella, BA Fashion: Fashion Design Womenswear Class of 2021: In Process
Making offers transformation not only to the material but the concept and even the maker. Here we explore two projects that hold the meaning of making at their centre.
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NOVA X exhibition (photo: Andrea Capello) NOVA X: Tools
On show in the Lethaby Gallery and online, NOVA X explores the fragments of life that influence and inform creative practice. From a microscope to the humble Post-It, here we share the tools at the centre of our graduates' making.