Highlights
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Create innovative, attractive, sustainable and user-friendly products and systems.
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Learn the technical aspects of design, design management, CAID (computer-aided industrial design) technology, business, ergonomics, aesthetics, visualisation and design leadership.
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Graduates work as industrial designers, service designers, usability experts, interaction or interface designers, user-experience designers, corporate identity designers, new product developers, model makers, special effects producers, design researchers and computer aided design experts.
As emerging materials and technologies develop, industrial designers are discovering better ways to create the products, services and systems that improve people’s everyday life, positively impact the environment and tackle complex problems. Industrial design covers the creative and technical process of determining and defining a product's form and features prior to production. It also envisions new ways for design to positively influence the problems we face in the 21st Century. So, if you want your designs to have an impact in the real world, this degree could be just what you need.
Learn more about studying design at QUT.