Masterutbildning i industridesign Jämför

Design is a creative and intellectual activity that questions, shapes and visualises objects, systems and interactions. The discipline of design is firmly embedded into cultural frameworks. Today, almost any issue can become the subject of design processes. The international Master’s programme in Industrial Design offers students a platform to mature their individual skills and mindset to become masters of their future profession. In-depth studies within artistic, sociological and technological contexts and theories further students creative and intellectual flexibility. Using previously acquired competencies, students plan, visualise and implement strategies and concepts for new products, services and systems. By organising exhibitions, taking part in seminars and workshops, students communicate their work, participate in the public debate and contribute to the creation of knowledge within the field of design.

• Full list of courses in this programme: http://kurser.lth.se/lot/?prog=MID&val=program&lang=en

Study trips

Study trips and exhibitions forms a natural part of the Master’s programme in Industrial Design. Except for an introduction study tour in the start of the programme, all trips are optional. If a student is unable to participate in the optional activities, alternative assignments in Lund will be given.

• Introduction study tour 4 days (mandatory) – takes place during study week 1.
• Study tour NASA, Houston U.S. 2 weeks (optional) – normally during the third semester as part of one of the industrial design projects.
• Exhibitions (optional) – normally three exhibitions outside Lund during year 1 or 2: Exhibition DMY (Berlin), Stockholm Furniture Fair (Sweden) and Milano Fair (Italy).

Please note: Field trips may be subject to cancellation/alteration due to unforeseeable circumstances, such as natural disasters and/or visa denial.

Career prospects

The Master’s programme in Industrial Design fortifies the knowledge and tools required for interdisciplinary collaboration, leadership and being team members who manage complex tasks and situations. Graduates have gone on to successful careers at companies such as IDEO, Google, Sony and IKEA, as well as within entrepreneurship, the public sector and academia. As future designers, students will become key agents of ethical systemic transformation, contributing to the advancement of long-term sustainable development.

More information can be found at https://www.schoolofindustrialdesign.com

http://www.schoolofindustrialdesign.com