Associate of Science in Ceramics in Glendale United States | Glendale Community College

This degree or certificate prepares students for careers in the commercial ceramics sector, focusing on job-ready abilities like production forming methods, surface decoration, glaze development and use, chemical safety protocols, and kiln operations. It also supports individuals establishing independent studios as professional artists. Students will master diverse ceramic methods, understand and apply fundamental ceramic principles, create original pieces exhibiting advanced craftsmanship, and evaluate and critique ceramic artworks. Completion requires 27 units from mandatory courses. Program Learning Outcomes: Graduates will be able to comprehend and utilize core ceramic concepts; assess and critique ceramic pieces; generate original works displaying superior craftsmanship; and exhibit proficiency across various ceramic techniques.