Course Overview
Industrial Design combines creativity, technical knowledge, and problem solving to develop products, systems, and experiences. Students consider how an idea is used, made, communicated, and improved for real people and real contexts.
Why Study Industrial Design
The course is for curious makers who want to design objects that work well and feel meaningful. It creates a bridge between visual thinking, materials, technology, and enterprise.
What You Will Explore
- Design research Observe users, identify opportunities, and turn insight into a well-framed design question.
- Form and function Develop products that balance usability, visual character, ergonomics, and context.
- Materials and making Explore material choices, prototyping, fabrication thinking, and how products can be made responsibly.
- Product communication Use sketches, models, digital tools, and presentations to explain and test a product idea.
Career Options in Industrial Design
Graduates can pursue roles such as Product designer, Automotive designer, Furniture designer, UX designer, Sustainable design consultant.