Industrial Design

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The Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Design develops cutting-edge professionals who implement best practices in product design in ethical and sustainable ways.

The program offers an interdisciplinary curriculum to provide the student with a solid foundation in the art, design, technological and technical aspects of product design, social and economic aspects and those related to sustainability.

Curriculum

The Industrial Design program integrates the concepts of the circular economy, responsible production and consumption, sustainable practices, quantitative and qualitative problems of sustainability and business, materiality, technological aspects, the consumer's right to repair and collaboration with industries.

Study Plan

Duration and Modality

The Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Design consists of 120 credits to be completed in 4 years. Courses and workshops are offered in person.

Credits:

Total courses: 36

Total credits per course:

1 course of 6 credits
34 3-credit courses
1 course of 1 credit

Total credits: 120 credits

Skills Acquired

Apply technical skills in contemporary digital media to create products through different techniques and applications

Execute the logistics, marketing and communication strategies necessary for industrial design products to reach their target market

Understand and apply the innovation and entrepreneurship process through new designs, products and projects that respond to the needs of users

Integrates best production practices, ensuring that what is designed is designed to last

Uses history, cultural context and research to generate innovation in your design environment

It integrates an interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary approach and analysis of trends for industrial design and the creation of new products.

He is innovative, exercises leadership and is capable of generating ideas that can become opportunities and self-management.

Recognizes and is receptive to different innovative forms of expression, social, economic and cultural environments

Job opportunities

Product designer

Furniture designer

Shoe designer

Toy designer

Exhibition designer

Set designer

material designer

Responsible for the development of production processes

Design Manager

Consultant on industrial design and product development

R&D for industrial design

Teacher

Department Contact

Aurorasa Mateo Rodríguez, MArch

Academic Leader of the Design and Visual Culture programs

aurorisa.mateo@sagrado.edu

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