Building on our rich history of developing pioneering graduates within product design and technology, we are delighted to launch a new BSc/MDes Product Design and Technology programme for September 2025 entry!
Pioneering the way in Product Design and Technology
If you want to become a confident, creative and resilient designer, our BSc/MDes Design and Technology programme is perfect for you! You will graduate as a versatile professional, well-prepared for a diverse range of design and technology career paths.
Throughout your studies, we will encourage you to combine creativity with scientific insight to create practical, functional solutions for consumer, industrial, and digital products. Confident in identifying opportunities, you will design products that excel in technical, functional, aesthetic, and economic criteria. The program covers the entire design process, from concept to engineering, prototyping, manufacturing, and pitching to clients and investors.
In the final year of the BSc programme, you’ll exhibit in our end-of-year degree show Product of South Bank. Discover a round up of the 2024 projects on Dezeen - from a material made of waste crustacean shells to a shower for accessible bathing in developing areas.
If you study the MDes programme, you will take an additional year of study on top of the three or four year BSc (Hons) programme. You will elevate your expertise to Chartered Technological Product Designer level, mastering advanced insights into global design challenges and emerging technologies. With a focus on impactful, human-centered solutions, you will gain essential research skills and collaborate on an interdisciplinary project, applying your knowledge to shape the future of design.
Why study Product Design and Technology at LSBU?
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- We offer three study pathways in Circular Economy, User Experience and Design Engineering to help you build specialist knowledge based on your interests. You will do taster projects based on each pathway in your first year before choosing your specialism in your second year.
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- Boost your employability with an optional paid professional work experience placement in your third year.
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- Professional accreditation: The course is designed for future accreditation by the Institution of Engineering Designers (IED) for the purposes of fully meeting the academic requirements for Registered Product Designer (RProdDes) and for partially meeting those of Chartered Technological Product Designer (CTPD). Accreditation will be sought by the time the first cohort reaches graduation, and back dated for them.
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- Our students win prizes: Including Brandon Hopkins who was highly commended in the Design Innovation in Plastic Awards 2025.
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- 4th in the UK for design graduate prospects (Complete University Guide by subject 2025).
