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Bachelor of Craft & Design

Overview

Bachelor of Craft and Design is a four-year experiential-learning-based undergraduate program for craft practitioners, innovators, aspiring designers and creative individuals. The degree aims to provide practical, historical, and philosophical expertise in the fields of crafts and design as well as their intersection with other disciplines, including art, technology, business, and culture. The course will also cover current concerns in the field, such as the role of tradition and innovation, the relationship between form and function, the social and ethical implications of crafts and design processes, and sustainability and climate challenges. Furthermore, the course will emphasize the need to connect local craft practitioners’ indigenous knowledge and intergenerational skills with the innovations and technological breakthroughs of designers and engineers.

  • Course Info

    Affilation Kathmandu University (KU)
    Duration 4 Years
    Institute Type College
    Average Fees Incurred NPR 400,000 - 500,000
    Employment Roles

    Craftperson

    Artisan

    Designer 

    Craft Instructor 

    Craft Business Entrepreneur

    Policy Maker

    Fiber Artist 

    Ceramic Artist

    Wood/Stone Carver 
    Placement Opportunities

    Craft Workshops 

    Design Studios 

    Cultural Organizations 

    Educational Institutions

  • Admission Criteria

    Higher Secondary (+2), or equivalent qualification in any discipline with minimum 40% aggregate

  • Salient Features

    Hands-On Learning: Emphasis on practical skills through studio work.
    Craft Specialization: Tailor education based on specific craft interests.
    Design Integration: Applying design principles to enhance aesthetics.
    Cultural Context: Understanding crafts within cultural and historical traditions.
    Internship Experience: Practical exposure through craft workshop internships.

  • Eligibility

    Higher Secondary (+2), or equivalent qualification in any discipline with minimum 40% aggregate

  • Curricular Structure

    Craft Techniques: In-depth study of weaving, pottery, metalwork, etc.
    Design Principles: Introduction to fundamental design principles.
    Material Studies: Exploration of materials used in crafts.
    Craft History and Culture: Understanding historical and cultural aspects.
    Studio Work: Practical application of theoretical knowledge.
    Craft Specialization: Opportunity to specialize in specific craft disciplines.
    Internship: Practical training in craft workshops.
    Research Project: Culminating research project or thesis.

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