PRODUCT DESIGN

OVERVIEW

Our Product Design program equips students with the knowledge, skills, and creative vision necessary to design innovative products, spanning from everyday household items and lifestyle accessories to technically complex solutions.

Encompassing technology, aesthetics, contextual awareness, human dimensions, and human factors, the program blends theoretical learning with practical application, with an emphasis on collaboration and ethical design practices. Some of the key courses include Form Studies, Technology & Production, Anthropometry & Ergonomics, Techno-Aesthetic Detailing, and Nature-Inspired Design. Students develop technical proficiency in the latest design software, tools, and technologies, including CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and prototyping techniques.

COURSE STRUCTURE

CAREER OUTCOMES

As companies across sectors strive to innovate and differentiate their product offerings, Product Design experts are more valuable than ever. Equipped with a versatile skillset, product design graduates pursue diverse career paths across various industries, specializing in areas such as product design, UX/UI design, industrial design, and design research. They may find themselves conceptualizing and developing physical or digital products, shaping user experiences, or conducting user behavior research to inform product development. Opportunities exist in sectors like consumer goods, technology, healthcare, and beyond, with roles in design consultancies, manufacturing firms, startups, and academia. Additionally, graduates may explore emerging fields like sustainable design and service design, contributing their skills to tackle diverse challenges and projects.

Overall, the career landscape for product design graduates offers a dynamic array of opportunities for creativity, innovation, and impact.

CAREER OPTIONS

ADDITIONAL FEES / PER SEMESTER

ADDITIONAL FEES / ONE TIME

CRITERIA FOR SELECTION

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