Furniture: Design and Make (Activate Learning - City of Oxford College) | Oxford Brookes University

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Course summary

This programme is aimed at aspiring furniture designer-makers. It provides a work-related Honours top-up progression route for holders of a Foundation Degree or HND in Furniture Design and Make.

The course consists of two key elements that focus on independent and industry-linked projects to give a holistic experience. The first is a written research project which establishes a self-initiated brief, while the second is a major design and make project.

Building on the reputation of the Rycotewood Furniture Centre and its industry links, a combination of live projects, study visits and guest speakers will support the development of your design, craft, business and enterprise skills relevant to furniture designer makers.

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Application codes

Course code:: W260
Institution code:: O66

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70 Employment after 15 months (Most common jobs)

80 Go onto work and study

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