BA (Hons) in Jewellery Design and Production: FAQ
Interested in our central London-based jewellery degree and want to know more? We answer some of our frequently asked questions.
Interested in our central London-based jewellery degree and want to know more? We answer some of our frequently asked questions.
The British Academy of Jewellery is delighted to announce the launch of a new jewellery-making and industry focused traineeship for 16-18 year-olds.
This summer, the British Academy of Jewellery is launching its “Intensive Techniques for Jewellery Making” short course. Taking place from 5th to 9th July, this exciting, practical programme allows students to create a portfolio of jewellery pieces, while perfecting their manufacturing techniques and undertaking creative experimentation. Here we look at some of the major benefits of the course.
This summer, BAJ is therefore offering a portfolio of six-week online CAD courses, taught live in our virtual classrooms on Zoom. These courses can help you get started in this exciting field or improve your existing digital design skills in the CAD software of your choice.
When considering a jewellery school, you’d usually take advantage of an open day to visit in person. While these events may be postponed for now, you can still get to know the schools you’re interested in: virtual open days are a great alternative to a physical visit, allowing you to discover all sorts of information
We have opened enrolment for our upcoming Jewellery Fundamentals course at our Birmingham campus. The beginners’ course offers a thorough and focused introduction to the jewellery industry, with course starts in April and September 2021. A diverse and industry-focused curriculum Our one-year Jewellery Fundamentals course offers students an exciting, hands-on introduction to jewellery design
Jewellery retail is a dynamic sector offering a variety of rewarding employment opportunities. Whether you’re just starting out in jewellery retail or are looking to give your career a boost, here are five tips from BAJ on how to get ahead.
3D printing for jewellery design is a fast-growing field and one that is creative, demanding and extremely rewarding. Learning 3D modelling gives you the opportunity to learn in-demand skills in the industry and print your own designs – so how can you get started?
The British Academy of Jewellery’s new online CAD training in Adobe Illustrators and 3Design will enable jewellery industry professionals to further their skills and knowledge with live tuition in a virtual classroom from home.
The British Academy of Jewellery’s new interactive online training will enable jewellery industry professionals to further their skills and knowledge in their selected area whilst working from home.