Ceramics
Our undergraduate ceramics track features courses in:
- Clay construction
- Ceramic sculpture
- Wheel-throwing
- Mold-making
- Architectural ceramics
- Clay and glaze chemistry
- Kiln-building and firing
Ceramics attracts and involves the art student whose career objectives may involve architecture, interior design, art education and the related applied arts industry. If you're interested in a career in ceramics, the commercial world of clay covers a myriad of products, from dinnerware to tile and other industrial ceramic products. As an independent potter, you'll discover a viable vocation and a market that grows annually in size, scope, and earning potential.
Marywood's ceramics studio is equipped with kickwheels, electric wheels, a slab roller, a clay extruder, a clay mixer. It's accessible seven days a week, from morning to evening, to all enrolled ceramics students.
Download the course sequence sheet for a breakdown of classes each semester.
For more information on our ceramics program, contact Collier Parker at [email protected].
