Jewellery, Interior & Product Design

Course Overview

This innovative Level 3 programme is designed for creative students who are passionate about design, craftsmanship, innovation and visual communication. Combining jewellery design, interior design and product design, the course develops the practical, technical and professional skills needed to progress into higher education, apprenticeships or careers within the creative industries.

Throughout the course, students will explore the full design process, from initial research and concept development through to prototyping, making and presentation. Working within professional studio environments, they will learn how to respond to client briefs, identify market trends, understand sustainable design practices and create solutions that are both functional and visually engaging.

Students will experiment with a wide range of materials, techniques and digital tools, including model making, CAD design, sketching, rendering, technical drawing and portfolio development. They will build an impressive body of work that reflects their individual design interests while gaining an understanding of contemporary design industries and professional practice.

Modules

Unit 1: The Creative Process

Unit 2: Developing Creative Practice

Unit 3: Responding to a Commercial Creative Brief

Unit 4: Researching Creative Industry Practice

Unit 5: Specialist Technical Skills Development

Unit 6: Specialist Creative Outcome

Entry requirements

Five GCSEs at grade 4 or above including English Language or Maths.

Grade 4 or above in an Art, Design or Media based GCSE is preferred.

or

A Level 2 BTEC Diploma or above and GCSE English Language or Maths at grade 4 or above.

Grade 4 or above in an Art, Design or Media based GCSE is preferred.

Students will be required to present a portfolio or sketchbook of artwork as part of the interview process to demonstrate commitment and potential

Why should I choose USP College?

This unique programme allows students to explore three exciting design disciplines within one qualification, helping them discover their strengths while developing a highly adaptable creative skillset. With a strong emphasis on industry practice, sustainability and innovation, students leave equipped with the knowledge, experience and portfolio needed to thrive in the next stage of their creative journey.

What could I do next?

You can continue your studies at Higher education in subjects such as 3D Design, Jewellery making or Interior design

You might also enter employment directly as an:

• Junior Interior Designer
• Junior Jewellery Maker

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