Course Overview

The program acknowledges and contributes towards Birminghams vast industrial heritage and geographical position, maximizing professional links, trade fairs, and its transportation network.MA Product and Furniture Design challenge perceptions around 'alternative living', exploring what else might be possible in a world already full of things. Youll be prepared for a successful career in a wide range of product design-related roles. You will also benefit from studying in a large, diverse, and dynamic postgraduate community brought together through a well-equipped workspace at our City Centre Campus.

General Eligibility

A good Honours Degree in Product Design or a closely related three-dimensional design discipline, or equivalent qualifications. Applications from European or International mature students (+21) with alternative qualifications and/or substantial work experience will be considered on their merits/portfolio. As a minimum, applicants should have a portfolio demonstrating their critical thinking, technical abilities, and creative process in a range of media. Portfolios can be either posted or sent digitally (e.g. in the form of an easily accessible website link, PDF, or PowerPoint format and not larger than 10Mb).

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Language Requirement

• Non-English speakers ideally should have IELTS 6.0 overall. However, applicants may apply with lower IELTS if they successfully participate in the BCU Pre-sessional English Language courses that are delivered just before the main program begins