The Master's degree program in Industrial Design is fundamentally multidisciplinary and comprises three areas of study: engineering, social sciences and arts and crafts Industrial design transcends traditional considerations of form and function. It encompasses interaction, system adaptation and learning, while also focusing on user needs and creating engaging user experiences. Students are equipped to go beyond simply designing artefacts or experiences. They are empowered to achieve true change by tackling challenges associated with specific societal and business contexts. As a Master of Science in Industrial Design you will have a proactive and multifaceted background in technology covering user research and design as well as technology itself. As a true team player you will be able to respond optimally to issues arising from both industry and the community at large.
Instruction modes
case study, literature study, gaming, colloquium, oral presentation, internship, computer exercise, research, exhibition, research project, traineeship, excursion, research proposal, tutorial, design project, working group, group assignment, portfolio, workshop, group discussion, poster presentation, self evaluation, individual assignment, self study, integration module, project, seminar
Accreditation: NVAO
Erasmus Mundus program: This is an Erasmus Mundus program.
Admission requirements
For admission a minimum of 75% CGPA. For entry to Amandus H. Lundqvist Scholarship Program (ALSP) a minimum of 80% CGPA.
Other requirements
- gemiddeld cijfer For admission a minimum of 75% CGPA. For entry to Amandus H. Lundqvist Scholarship Program (ALSP) a minimum of 80% CGPA.
- vooropleiding (ISPAC: vereiste vooropleiding) Dutch BSc ID (academic level) or equivalent. Applicants are screened on their competencies regarding technology, user focus and visual language.
- schriftelijk verzoek Letter of motivation
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