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Programme type

Master

Duration

2

No. of ECTS credit points

120

Programme provider

About the programme

The Industrial design and applied arts master study programme is organised as a highly multidisciplinary study aiming at in-depth project work addressing pressing social and user-related problems.

Students acquire capacities to understand and practically deal with the issues of industrial design and applied arts through theoretical, developmental and design projects, using structured and complex methodologies and developing individual design skills. To a large extent, these tasks are based on real projects carried out in association with numerous partners from the private and public sectors. Through this work, students will learn to manage all the stages of design methodology and find solutions for the identified problems as well as independently managing complex projects.

The programme is also suitable for students with previous knowledge and qualifications in social sciences, natural sciences, technical studies or economics. Programme includes two orientations: Industrial design and Applied arts.