Future Institute Of Higher Education & Training
Jewelry Design Course
Rosario, Argentina
Course
DURATION
LANGUAGES
Arabic, English
PACE
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Feb 2027
STUDY FORMAT
Key Summary
About: Our one-year jewelry design course teaches illustration, material work, stone setting, and workshop fabrication. Instructors guide students from concept to wearable pieces in a fully equipped in-house workshop unique within the kingdom. The industry-led programme assesses design, creativity, execution, and originality. You gain exposure to designer Al Moussaly via a factory visit and assessment; top student work may receive the Al Moussaly seal.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can work as jewelry designers, bench jewelers, stone setters, production artisans, or independent makers. You may start your own studio or join design studios, manufacturing teams, bespoke workshops, or retail operations, or pursue creative consultancy roles.
Quality jewellery can help you stand out from the crowd, as can a quality education. Our one-year jewellery design course will give you the skills to transform your ideas into workable, wearable designs. During this course, our instructors guide you through every step of the process which allows you to move from the technical skill of jewellery illustration to the creation of fully realised pieces. You work out of our fully equipped in-house workshop, which features the highest quality equipment (unique within the kingdom).Furthermore, you are also taught how to work with different materials, and the art of stone setting.
The industry-led approach runs throughout the course, with materials being produced and evaluated based on design, creativity, execution, and originality. Our link to the prestigious designer: Al Moussaly, gives you an insight into the professional workings of a leading designer. This comes not just through being exposed to the process through a visit to the Al Moussaly factory, but also through work being assessed through their criteria. Also worth noting is that student designs of high caliber receive the Al Moussaly seal on their reports.














