Craftsmanship

Express your creativity and traditional skills through the Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences’ unique BA in Craftsmanship. This three-year, full-time program equips you with the technical expertise and artistic vision to become a versatile craftsperson, bridging the gap between traditional craft methods and contemporary design.

Embrace Applied Arts: Explore a diverse range of traditional and contemporary craft disciplines, including ceramics, textiles, furniture making, metalwork, and more. Learn to create functional and beautiful objects while preserving and innovating upon age-old techniques.

Master Technical Skills: Gain a comprehensive understanding of material properties, workshop practices, and traditional handcraft techniques specific to your chosen area of focus. Develop proficiency in using specialized tools and equipment.

Design Thinking and Innovation: Learn to approach crafts from a design perspective. Integrate contemporary design principles and functionality into your craft creations. Develop your own unique artistic style and signature aesthetic.

Project-Based Learning: Develop your practical skills and problem-solving abilities through engaging craftsmanship projects. Work on individual and collaborative projects, tackling real-world design challenges and creating unique handcrafted objects.

Interdisciplinary Approach: Explore the connections between craftsmanship and other disciplines like art history, design, and sustainability. Learn to appreciate the cultural and historical significance of traditional crafts.

Professional Preparation: Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to launch a successful career in the craft industry.

Develop Valuable Skills: Hone your creativity, dexterity, critical thinking, problem-solving, and research skills.

Graduates emerge as well-rounded craftspeople prepared for diverse careers in various fields, including:

• Studio craftsperson (working independently or collaboratively to create and sell handcrafted objects)
• Restoration and conservation of craft objects
• Craft education (teaching craft skills at workshops or institutions)
• Design and product development for craft-based businesses
• Cultural institutions and museums focused on craftsmanship
• Setting up their own craft workshop or design studio