由于珠宝、贵金属及相关产品研究生课程（MA Jewellery and Related Products）竞争激烈，作品集要求与之前相比也有所提高，以下是该专业的最新要求和指南，仅供申请该课程的同学参考。

现申请该课程除文书材料外还需要递交：

1、 新增3分钟的申请同学的介绍视频 （视频里需包括回答4个专业问题，详见英文部分）

2、 作品集 (2-4个作品，pdf格式，20MB以内，具体要求详见英文部分)

PS. 3分钟的介绍视频可以上传到在线平台，发链接即可，请不要上传到百度网盘，QQ云等需要密码的平台。无需再递交之前要求的研究计划，已经递交的申请要求不变。

Digital Portfolio and Recorded Presentation 

The content of your digital portfolio and recorded presentation, and the skills they demonstrate should be the same as if you were creating a physical portfolio. Please see our guidance below to help you create and organise your work.

Recorded Presentation or vlog 

1. Please provide a three minute recorded presentation – in the form of a video blog or vlog

– in which you speak to the camera and introduce yourself and your aspirations. Please answer the following questions:

Why are you interested in studying jewellery, in particular? What aspect of the discipline are you most driven to explore and learn about?

Why do you wish to study jewellery and related products at Masters level? 

What areyour motivations for study at postgraduate level?

What knowledge, skills and abilities do you want to develop on the MA Jewellery and Related Products course?

How do you envisage the next five years, in terms of your career trajectory?

Digital Portfolio 

1. We would like to see between 2-4 projects, and we are particularly interested in the methods and approaches used to develop your design ideas. Please make sure you make reference to your source of inspiration for the concept, research processes, iterative development of ideas and provide evidence of technical skill. Please label/annotate images, and credit all published sources used.

2. We would like to see a variety of work, in order to understand the breadth of your previous learning and experience. This might mean that your projects reference a range of forms and genres, including art jewellery, commercial jewellery, accessory design,jewellery for performance, eating implements or vessels, or other related artefacts.

3. It is useful to include any live projects, competitions or industry projects, as this can highlight your potential. Likewise, indicate if any of your projects were completed as part of an industry or work placement.

4. The order you present your work in is the order we will view it, so structure your work in a clear and organised way. You may find it useful to start with your most detailed projects showing your journey from start to finish. Later projects in your portfolio might be snap shots of products foregrounding key techniques you wish us to be aware of.

5. If you are including work that was created as part of a collaborative creative team, it is important that you state what your role was in the project and evidence the specific organisational or studio elements that you contributed towards the project.

Skills 

1. Evidence of enthusiasm for the field of jewellery and its related products.

2. Evidence of your ability to visualise ideas – in two and three dimensions – with an emerging sense of your own voice or visual style.

3. Evidence of being able to create three dimensional forms in a variety of materials, from quick models to test ideas to more refined final pieces.

4. Use of an iterative approach to develop and refine your design ideas, with evidence of reflective thinking.

5. Knowledge of jewellery designers and artists spanning a range of jewellery genres, as well as critics and theorists from a range of relevant fields.

Required Formats 

1. Submit your digital portfolio as a single PDF file (max size 20MB), and your recorded presentation as a link to an online video hosting platform such as YouTube or Vimeo.

2. Please compress your files if they exceed the limits set above.

3. You can add any external website links in your PDF portfolio. Please check that these links work before you submit your portfolio and they can be viewed without a password. We will not be able to view links that require a password.