The major Technology of artistic handling of materials was founded in Jewelry technologies and design department in 1995 by Doctor of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, Professor, Member of the Designers Union Raisa Lobatskaya. From the department founding gemological disciplines were chosen as the main focus of the curriculum.
Keeping pace with the times, there were changes in the curriculum, the teaching staff was updated. These changes also affected the main direction of the curriculum, which shifted towards jewelry design and technology. Despite this, the gemological direction remained, because education in the field of jewelry design and technology cannot be fully mastered without gemological disciplines that have been transformed and updated.
In the process of learning, students study 3 areas - design, technology and materials science. Already from the first courses, students can engage in scientific activities, participate in exhibitions and conferences of various levels. The major allows the student to study the vast field of jewelry design, in order to further deepen knowledge in a narrower specialization in professional or scientific activities
Bachelor's
Degree
Russian
Language
4 years
Duration
Department:
Department of Jewelry Design and Technology
About the program
Learning outcomes
- Career opportunities
- 1. Technological. Studying at the major makes it possible to get acquainted and master the technologies of artistic processing of various types of jewelry materials. Thus, the graduate can work as a technologist in the jewelry industry, develop technological maps and the production cycle, control the quality of the production of products; as a jeweler, carrying out various operations of soldering, casting, cutting, etc.
- Career opportunities
- 3. Scientific A graduate can work as a gemologist, diagnosing and evaluating ornamental and precious stones; create new technologies for processing precious stones and metals, working as a researcher.
- 4. Institutions of state control over the circulation of precious stones and metals. Graduates have the opportunity to work in assay offices, customs and other regulatory authorities
- 5. Field of sales. Graduates of the direction can work in managerial positions in the field of jewelry sales or open their own business
Career opportunities
Graduates of the major work as jewelers, technologists, designers and managers at stone-cutting and jewelry enterprises in Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Ulan-Ude, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg. Many of them continue the scientific research begun at the department in academic institutions, study in graduate school. Nine graduates of the department defended their Ph.D. theses in technical aesthetics and design and mineralogy majors in dissertation councils of Irkutsk, Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Curriculum
1 semester
1 year
2 semester
1 year
3 semester
2 year
4 semester
2 year
Foreign languagePainting and color scienceVisual art historyJewelry metals and alloysProcessing technology of ornamental stonesMethods for refining jewelry stonesThe nature of the color of mineralsIndustrial practice: researchBasics of project activityEnvironmental SafetyMetrology, standardization and certificationSpecial drawingComposition
5 semester
3 year
6 semester
3 year
Jewelry manufacturing technologyComputer-aided jewelry designJewelry artStone in designFundamentals of technical aestheticsProject activitiesFundamentals of artistic creativityGobal gemstone industryIndustrial practice: design and technologicalLegal support of professional activities in the jewelry industryJurisprudencePhilosophySculptureDiagnostic methods of gemmological researchDesign
7 semester
4 year
8 semester
4 year
Foreign languageProject activitiesDiagnostic methods of gemmological researchDesignIndustrial classification of rough diamondsMastery of artistic processing of jewelry materialsAppraisal of cut gemstonesTechnological and aesthetic bases for the choice of materialsTraining for passing the qualifying exam in a foreign languageIndustrial practice: undergraduate practice
Teaching staff
Fees and funding
Entrance exams
Applicants take a computer entrance exam in Russian or provide CEFR level B1, TORFL level 1 or equivalent to the Russian-taught program.
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Mail
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