Course Description Visual Communication and Graphic Design. The interdisciplinary course focuses on exploration and use of design for effective visual communication. Students will undertake projects and self-initiated projects to encourage conceptual thinking refinement of design and appropriate of form to content and function. It will also cover   Symbols, metaphors and myth,   culture and technology, cross...Read More

Course Description: The ceramics degree programs are studio-based and hands-on. MTSIFA students excel in our studios; exploring diverse media and applying new techniques while immersing themselves in the practice and culture of art and design. Ceramics practice course engage students to crucial studio knowledge and experience in a variety of critical art making practices, media...Read More

Course Description This course builds on the premise that jewelry is an outward manifestation of what we feel inside. It defines who we are and how we would like to be read and understood. Projects in this course will therefore centre on understanding our environment and using it as a resource to create imaginative jewelry...Read More

Course Description Historical, cultural and theatrical studies in relation to contemporary jewellery practices. Evaluation of both local and international jewellery trends. Interdisciplinary and intercultural practices and technologies globally. Broad based reflective and critical insights into contemporary culture. Course Objectives To allow students to deepen their understanding of the theoretical, cultural and historical        underpinnings of designs...Read More

Course Description The course introduces students to the requisite research and analytical skills for studio practice in the field of fashion design. The students are given individual guidance in undertaking original research and executing original fashion statements drawing inspirations from the natural and cultural environments in their immediate settings and beyond, or from the major...Read More