Program Overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design at the University of Montreal (UdeM) is a four-year program that combines theoretical and practical aspects of the discipline. Students explore various courses and workshops, including technical aspects of materials, ergonomics, psychometrics, and semiotics. The program is recognized by the World Design Organization (WDO) and offers a multidisciplinary environment within the Faculty of Environmental Design.

Advantages of Studying Industrial Design at UdeM

• Evolve in a dynamic environment connected to design, both locally and globally.
• Discover the School of Design, one of the most reputable institutions in the Francophone world and globally, accredited by the World Design Organization.
• Benefit from the possibility of spending a semester studying abroad in one of the many affiliated schools.
• Enjoy a proven pedagogical program with high-quality final projects.
• Collaborate on an exhibition of final projects that attracts professionals and employers looking for emerging talents.
• Leverage partnerships with renowned companies.

Courses and Particularities

• 120 credits
• Full-time - 4 years
• Day courses
• Mandatory internships
• Possibility of international study stay

Sample Courses

• DEI 2140: Photography in Design
• DIN 1210: History of Industrial Design
• DIN 2332: Introduction to Eco-design
• DIN 3132: Graphics and Design
• DIN 3140: Video - Tool for Conception and Visualization
• DIN 3211: Design and Material Cultures
• DIN 3212: Semiotics and Design
• DIN 3325: Color and Light in Industrial Design
• DIN 3532: Sustainable Products and Services

Admission Requirements

• Limited capacity
• Conditions for admissibility include being a holder of a diploma of college studies (DEC) awarded by the Quebec Ministry of Education or having equivalent training.
• For those with university studies in industrial design or related fields, a portfolio of their work, a personal motivation letter, and a curriculum vitae are required.
• Exigence de français ŕ ladmission (French language requirement) applies, with specifics depending on the language of previous studies.

Tuition Fees

• Resident of Quebec: $2,177.05 per semester (15 credits)
• Non-resident of Quebec (Canada): $5,387.20 per semester (15 credits)
• International student: $15,602.05 per semester (15 credits)
• French or Belgian Francophone student: $5,387.20 per semester (15 credits)

Financial Support

• Various scholarships and bursaries are available, including those for international students.
• A budget calculator and information on financial aid are provided.

Career Prospects

• Excellent job placement rate in sectors such as manufacturing, agri-food industry, and ergonomic products.
• Possibility of working independently or joining a design, architecture, or engineering firm.
• Option to pursue further studies in master's and doctoral programs in industrial design.

Additional Programs to Explore

• Bachelor's in Interior Design
• Bachelor's in Architecture
• Bachelor's in Urban Planning
• Bachelor's in Landscape Architecture
• Bachelor's in Communication (Science)