151 Short courses in Design in England, United Kingdom

UCL's Internet of Things (IoT) - Introduction to Understanding and Designing IoT Systems short course is designed to give you the technical knowledge and skills to build Internet of Things (IoT) systems.

Join the Landscaping Home Gardens course from Warnborough College and learn how to plan, lay out and construct your own home garden. 

Building Information Modelling, BIM in Design Co-ordination at the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) is fast becoming the industry standard approach to designing, analysing, and managing building lifecycle.

During this Conceptual Fashion Styling course at the University of the Arts London (UAL) we will explore the elements of fashion styling and putting together a unique fashion story, working in small groups.

This interdisciplinary Experience Design course at the University of the Arts London (UAL) is an introduction to the emerging discipline of experience design. You'll learn methods and techniques that can be applied across all sectors, to improve the quality of interaction and depth of engagement with audiences.

In recent times letterpress has enjoyed a big revival along with a host of other traditional skills. During this course students are taken through three areas of letterpress work in the unique Central Saint Martin Letterpress Workshop at the University of the Arts London (UAL).

If you feel the creative pressures of your work due to tight deadlines and limited resources or you’d you like to approach your creative work feeling more confident and in control, then this Productive Creativity course at Nottingham Trent University is for you.

The Art & Design - Level 2 study programme from West London College is your passport to a world of artistic expression.

This practical Footwear Pattern Cutting course offered at University of the Arts London (UAL), is perfect for anyone wishing to take their first steps towards a professional career in the footwear industry.

In this Footwear - Fashion Drawing and Illustration course from University of the Arts London (UAL) you will learn about fashion drawing and illustration for footwear. You will develop practical skills and techniques that will help your current or future profession or business in footwear.

The Portfolio Preparation course of the University of the Arts London (UAL) will encourage you to develop an approach to constructing a body of art work that will extend your thinking and practice, enabling you to apply for further education courses with confidence.

Immerse yourself in the world of printmaking. In this exciting hands-on Creative Printmaking - An Introduction course at the Arts University Bournemouth you'll learn a variety of techniques and experiment with different printing methods.

On this hands-on Special FX Make-up course at the Arts University Bournemouth young artists aged 12-15 will let their imaginations free as they explore make-up special effects for performance, fashion, film, and TV.

This Silverclay Jewellery Workshop at the Arts University Bournemouth has been specially designed for anyone that wishes to learn how to make pure silver jewellery using silverclay.

University College London (UCL)'s Bioprocess Design and Economic Evaluation (MBI Training, Bioprocess Industries) four-day course provides an introduction to process design for manufacturing biological products.

UCL's Rapid Fermentation Process Design (MBI Training, Bioprocess Industries) four-day online course will teach you how to design and specify bioreactors.

KLC School of Design's Garden Design Diploma course is a uniquely tailored and designed to prepare students for a career in the garden design industry.

This Developing Your Creativity course at the University of the Arts London (UAL) will give tools that will help you learn how to broaden your scope for ideas and develop your creativity. Through practical exercises you will explore different directions, unlock your imagination and expand your horizons.

The Design and Delivery of Further Clinical Trials course from the University of Birmingham introduces advanced trial designs such as adaptive, cluster, factorial, and cross-over trials. 

The Landscaping II course from Warnborough College is a natural progression from Landscaping I, but a self contained study unit in its own right, that concentrates on the detail of creating individual components in a landscape.