Study Industrial Design Masters Programmes
The branch of product design concerned with the process of designing and manufacture of products, normally those aimed at mass production. As an industrial designer, you will be responsible for designing and developing new products. These could include everyday products, mobile applications, as well as more niche products.
A postgraduate degree in industrial design will allow you to develop your skills and knowledge of the design process, as well as how products are manufactured. The modules you study will cover more the specialist and complex areas of industrial design. These modules could include design research, digital fabrication, advanced CAD, 3D design skills, and ergonomics in industrial design.
Design (Industrial Design) MA, PG Dip, Postgraduate Certificate
Sheffield Hallam University United Kingdom
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Doctor of Philosophy (Design - Visual Communication & Major Studio Project, Industrial Design) Ph.D.
University of South Australia Australia
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Industrial Design MDes
Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU) China
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