As a ceramics student, you'll learn technical methods of clay construction (such as coil, slab and wheel) and apply them in traditional and nontraditional formats. In addition, you'll learn clay composition, glaze chemistry and kiln construction. Students can fire their work in electric, gas, wood or salt kiln, as well as alternative firing techniques like pit, saggar and raku. Advanced students have their own studio spaces and lead teams in the firing of all the university kilns.<br>Learn how to develop your own personal style through intensive studio practice that encompasses different forming methods, firing techniques and use of materials. Master the fundamental skills such as drawing, sculpture, design and researchto prepare for a career as a ceramist