Department of Industrial Product Design
Undergraduate programme training creative designers in industrial product design.
Who Is It For?
This program is suitable for candidates who are interested in artistic creativity, question the form and function of objects, possess aesthetic sensitivity, and have well-developed three-dimensional thinking skills. Aptitude for hand drawing, form research, and material experimentation supports success in this program. It is designed for students who wish to bridge the gap between fine arts and industry.
Quick Summary
- User-centered product design education from a fine arts perspective
- Curriculum focused on ergonomics, 3D modeling, prototyping, and design thinking
- Art workshops, design studios, and digital fabrication facilities
- Career opportunities in consumer products, furniture, lighting, and technology sectors
- Suitable for candidates with artistic creativity and strong form sensitivity
About the Department
The Department of Industrial Product Design is housed within the Faculty of Fine Arts, adopting an artistic and aesthetically grounded approach to product design. The program takes a holistic view of user needs, functionality, and visual values, focusing on shaping products for everyday life.
Students develop design theory, workshop practice, and artistic expression skills within an educational process nourished by the fundamental disciplines of fine arts. The curriculum extends from foundational art education to technical areas such as ergonomics, materials science, 3D modeling, and prototyping. The department aims to produce graduates who can develop original design approaches by combining artistic sensitivity with industrial production requirements.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can work as product designers in consumer products, furniture, lighting, home accessories, medical devices, and technology sectors. The fine arts-based design education offers unique career opportunities at the intersection of art and industry.