Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design

Be equipped in a broad range of design services such as consumer product, packaging, furniture, craft, environmental, transportation, exhibitions, and graphic and visual communication.

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Program Educational Objectives

Design products and services that are innovative, useful, safe, aesthetically appropriate, culturally acceptable, ecologically sound and socially beneficial to serve the needs of society, consumers, manufacturers and the environment.

Acquire visualization and presentation skills and techniques in various forms of ICT media for design concept presentations, preparation of technical drawings and models; and promote the highest ethical standards of the profession.

Career Opportunities

Art Director

Art Directors lead the visual direction of products, brands, and creative projects, ensuring design concepts are innovative, cohesive, and aligned with user needs and business objectives.

Color Specialist

Color Specialists develop color strategies and palettes for products, brands, and environments, using an understanding of color theory, trends, and consumer preferences to enhance visual appeal and user engagement.

Design Researcher

Design Researchers study user behaviors, needs, and market trends to generate insights that inform the design process and support the development of innovative, user-focused solutions.

Product Designer

Product Designers create innovative and user-centered products, combining functionality, aesthetics, and market needs to develop solutions that enhance everyday experiences.

Production Designer

Production Designers oversee the visual development of products from concept to manufacturing, ensuring designs are feasible, cost-effective, and aligned with quality standards.

Web Designer

Web Designers create visually engaging and user-friendly digital experiences, combining design principles, branding, and interface design to develop effective websites and online platforms.