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Our programme aims to produce designers who create fresh, exuberant work demonstrating originality and innovation.We encourage you to combine new technologies with traditional techniques, using a range of materials, including:* precious or semi-precious metal and gemstones * plastics * wood * paper * stone * textilesAlongside your practical studio work, you will gain a contextual and theoretical understanding of contemporary design through our Design and Screen Cultures courses.**Why Edinburgh?**You will be joining a programme with:* an outstanding international reputation * an impressive track record of employability and strong industry links * expert staff who regularly exhibit their work and lecture internationallyOur staff are committed to sharing their experience to assist you in moving rapidly into the professional design world.**Ties with industry**We aim to equip graduates with a realistic understanding of the wider jewellery and silversmithing industry, including career and future study opportunities.Our international exchanges, work-based placements, industry-linked competitions and live projects support you to understand a range of industrial and craft production approaches.We have close ties with professional industry bodies, including:* Edinburgh's Scottish Goldsmiths Trust * London Goldsmiths Company * Hamilton and InchesThese industry bodies annually support our final-year students with precious metal awards and sponsorship. They also run or support various events we participate in, including:* educational events * training * mentoring * competitions * exhibitions

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