Over three years, BA Product and Industrial Design will teach you to apply product design processes to a progressively challenging range of contexts. The course will build your capacity as a confident, questioning and highly creative practitioner. You will emerge capable of dealing with complex issues in the development of product design responses.
- Design thinking
- Fashion branding
- Collaborative units (20 credits) - find out more
- Design thinking
- Fashion branding
- Collaborative units (20 credits) - find out more
- Design thinking
- Fashion branding
- Collaborative units (20 credits) - find out more
Learning and teaching methods
Course content is delivered through a blend of face-to-face and online methods providing an accessible and flexible space to interact with course and school activity. One-to-one tuition, lectures, seminars, discussions, tutorials, workshops, demonstrations, critiques, peer review, PPD activities, and workshops take place across a variety of campuses, from academics, practitioners and visiting lecturers and presentation; numeracy and media skills, research and negotiation methods focused towards start-up businesses, freelancing and consultancy are integrated across the School. At a course level, we encourage you to pursue your individual ambitions, to identify them and use the course to achieve them. Whether you wish to work for large or small organisations or eventually set up your own companies. Our students are encouraged to learn as a community, bringing a wealth of global
Design studies - desiribility
The ability to generate and translate ideas into resolved designs is crucial. Design studies will develop your creativity through idea generation and problem-solving methods. These include drawing and presentation techniques, sketch and finished model-making, project management and communication skills.
Design studies - desiribility
The ability to generate and translate ideas into resolved designs is crucial. Design studies will develop your creativity through idea generation and problem-solving methods. These include drawing and presentation techniques, sketch and finished model-making, project management and communication skills.