MA Designer Maker at Camberwell College of Arts is aimed at practitioners with well-developed workshop skills who are seeking to pursue a critical and reflective approach to their practice.
You will explore the position of the designer and maker within contemporary culture and society. Students on the course come from applied arts, design and fine art backgrounds.
Course Leader Maiko Tsutsumi talks about MA Designer Maker at Camberwell.
On the Way to Language is an exhibition and series of public events at Camberwell Space, curated by Maiko Tsutsumi, course leader of MA Designer Maker at Camberwell College of Arts. The show runs […]
On the Way to Language is an exhibition and series of events curated by Maiko Tsutsumi, Course Leader of MA Designer-Maker at Camberwell College of Arts. We went to meet […]
With one week to go until the MA Visual Arts Summer Show we thought we would give you a sneak peak of what will be on show! The Postgraduate Visual […]
We were given an in-depth tour of the Digital Fabrication and Plastics workshop at Camberwell recently, which is part of the 3D Design workshops. The Digital Fabrication and Plastics workspace […]
Camberwell alumna Bridget Harvey graduated from MA Visual Arts: Designer Maker two years ago and continues her career path as practice-based PHD researcher at Camberwell and Chelsea College of Arts. Below, […]
Congratulations to all of Camberwell’s Postgraduate students for their graduate exhibition 2016. A special Prize Giving Event was held prior to the Postgraduate Summer Show Private view on Thursday 14 July to celebrate […]
This course is subject to re-validation. Re-validation is a process that makes sure students get a high quality academic experience. During re-validation there maybe be some changes to course content and structure. Please contact us if you have any questions about this course.
You will explore, experiment and research to further develop your project proposal. The unit introduces you to subject specific issues and topics, research methodologies and techniques. It aims to orientate you and your practice within the course. It will develop your contextual, critical and research skills.
A symposium will provide the opportunity to present your research and provide further peer feedback. At this stage your practice should combine your practical, conceptual and professional abilities. You will consider your future practice, audience and context of your work in contemporary practice.
The intention and context of your work will inform the decisions you take in relation to a final exhibition. You will work with your peers to plan, organise and install an exhibition. This will be part of your continued personal and professional development.
Applications will open autumn 2018.
All applicants can apply for this course using our online application form.
Home / EU deadline is midday, Wednesday 31 July 2019.
There is no official deadline for international applicants. You are advised to apply as early as possible.
You will need to enter the following information in the online application form:
Once you have submitted the form you will be emailed a link to upload your portfolio.
The course leader will review your work, may invite you to interview, and will then make a decision on your application.
All classes are taught in English. If English isn't your first language you must provide evidence at enrolment of the following:
This should be about 500 words long and include:
We look for:
Applicants may be offered a place on an alternative MA or Graduate Diploma course at Camberwell, Chelsea or Wimbledon. This decision will be based on our assessment of an applicants' creative potential and interests.
This course will give consideration to deferred entry application.
£9,500 (2018/19 fees). 2019/20 fees to be confirmed.
£19,350 (2018/19 fees). 2019/20 fees to be confirmed.
Course fees may be paid in instalments.
In addition to tuition fees you are very likely to incur additional costs such as travel expenses and the cost of materials. Please read the information on our additional costs page.
Equivalent or Lower Qualification (ELQ) fee - Home / EU students whose chosen course is at a level equivalent to, or lower than, a qualification that they already hold, will be charged the fees shown above, plus an additional £1,100 ELQ fee. Students in receipt of Disabled Students' Allowances (DSAs) are exempt from ELQ fees and will pay the original fee, regardless of the highest qualification held.
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Our MA Designer Maker graduates leave with the skills and knowledge to have careers as practitioners, creative industry professionals, curators, freelance designers, workshop leaders and teachers, as well as the potential to progress to PhD study.
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