Short Courses Financed Training (100%)
T-Splines and SubD in Fusion 360
Advanced 3D Modelling
This course is aimed at Industrial Design students who wish to deepen their skills in advanced 3D modelling using Fusion 360. Focusing on T-Splines and subdivision modelling (SubD) tools, participants will learn how to create complex, organic and free-form shapes with a high degree of control and precision. Through practical exercises and guided projects, trainees will explore Fusion 360's ‘Sculpt’ modelling environment, learning how to combine hard and soft surfaces, manage the topology of shapes, and transition between solid- and surface-based workflows. Aspects such as design intent, manufacturability, and preparation for prototyping or rendering will also be covered. By the end of the course, participants will be able to confidently use Fusion 360's T-Spline/SubD tools, applying them to create expressive, technically consistent, production-ready 3D models.
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Trainees must bring their own personal computer.
The course may be cancelled or changed if the number of participants is insufficient or in order to achieve a better balance of sessions.
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Skills
- Understand different modelling types (polygonal, NURBS, and solid)
- Apply modelling principles with T-Splines in Fusion 360
- Create complex surfaces and solids
- Integrate parametric and subdivision techniques into industrial design projects
Year 2025-2026
Tuition Fee
This course is 100% funded, so the trainee is exempt from paying tuition, enrolment or insurance.
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Opening hours — Monday to Friday, from 8.30 a.m. to 12 noon and from 14 noon to 17 noon. (In August, the morning opening is at 9.00 am.)
Short Courses