Course General Description

Historically, decorative designers have expressed through their work the latest technological and fashion advances, in line with trends that colour our material culture and vernacular history. You will have the opportunity to explore and develop ideas for historic and modern contexts, acquiring knowledge of graphic skills and composition, fabrication techniques, manufacturing processes, mark-making, material exploration and practice for the intimate and private, or public scales of interior decoration. As a developing designer you will use this knowledge to develop sensory and aesthetically sophisticated decorative environments that communicate emotionally, culturally, socially and physically with you audience.

School General Description

London Metropolitan University is one of the UK’s most diverse universities, attracting students from over a hundred countries. It offers a welcoming and friendly atmosphere with support for you at every step of your course. An extensive range of courses is available at undergraduate, postgraduate, professional and research level. A Study Abroad Programme is also offered. The high quality of teaching is reflected in the assessment scores many of the subjects receive from external review boards, including the QAA. The university's wide range of courses is specifically tailored to be highly vocational, practical and relevant, helping you gain the skills and knowledge you need to embark upon a fruitful professional career.