A graduate in ceramics will go on to design and create as a craftsperson in a medium sized ceramics studio , as a design manager in a large company, or teach in a leisure/community centre, a vocational school, youth club or manage his/her own company.
He/she can be responsible for the forecast, design and follow-up of ceramics products or work as an adviser.
He/she can be asked to animate and manage ceramics studios.

Contents of the course :
   > the first year of the course aims at deepening and widening the student's knowledge and ability as well as broadening the student's skills, through a study of different ceramic techniques in a progressive range of activities, and a technological and professional practice based on studio work.
   > the second year focuses on preparing the student for professional life, total autonomy, and developing the student's ability to define, design and promote a personal project, with the help of the team of tutors

Final graduation is given by a jury equally composed of professional and teaching persons.
Applicants must have obtained a secondary education degree in art and design, a qualification in the field of ceramics or have attended a one year foundation course in art and design. They will then submit to an interview and must present a professional and artistic portfolio providing evidence of their artistic and creative abilities along with a C.V and covering letter.