Program Overview

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Bachelor Industrial Design

The Bachelor Industrial Design program is a creative and versatile program that combines creativity and technology. The program focuses on the design of interactive systems, products, and services that make life better, more social, or more comfortable.

Program Description

The program is a three-year Bachelor's degree that provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to design innovative products and services. The program covers various disciplines, including business and entrepreneurship, creativity and aesthetics, mathematics, data and informatics, technology and realization, and user and society.

Program Structure

The program is divided into several modules, including:

• Studieopbouw: The program structure and curriculum.
• Studie in Cijfers: The program's statistics and facts.
• Studiekeuzecheck: A study choice check to help students determine if the program is right for them.
• Na je Bachelor: Information on what to expect after completing the Bachelor's degree.
• Praktische informatie: Practical information on the program, including tuition fees and admission requirements.

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the program, students must have a high school diploma with a strong foundation in mathematics and science. International students must also demonstrate proficiency in English.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Bachelor Industrial Design program can pursue a variety of careers, including:

• Industrial designer
• Product designer
• Service designer
• Interaction designer
• Design researcher

Why Choose TU/e for Industrial Design?

The TU/e offers a unique and innovative approach to industrial design, with a focus on creativity, technology, and social responsibility. The program is taught by experienced faculty and industry professionals, and students have access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment.

Student Life

The TU/e offers a vibrant and diverse student life, with a range of extracurricular activities, clubs, and organizations. Students can also participate in internships, research projects, and study abroad programs to gain practical experience and broaden their perspectives.

Contact

For more information on the Bachelor Industrial Design program, please contact the TU/e admissions office.

Studievereniging Lucid

The Studievereniging Lucid is the student association for the Industrial Design program at the TU/e. The association offers a range of activities, including excursions, workshops, lectures, and social events, to help students connect with each other and with industry professionals.

Activities

The Studievereniging Lucid organizes a range of activities, including:

• Excursions to design studios and industry events
• Workshops on design skills and software
• Lectures by industry professionals and academics
• Social events, such as parties and game nights

Membership

Membership in the Studievereniging Lucid is open to all students in the Industrial Design program at the TU/e. Members can participate in activities, attend events, and connect with other students and industry professionals.

Toelating en Inschrijving

To be admitted to the Bachelor Industrial Design program, students must meet the admission requirements and follow the application procedure.

Admission Requirements

The admission requirements for the Bachelor Industrial Design program include:

• A high school diploma with a strong foundation in mathematics and science
• Proficiency in English (for international students)
• A portfolio of design work (for some applicants)

Application Procedure

The application procedure for the Bachelor Industrial Design program involves:

• Submitting an application form and supporting documents
• Paying the application fee
• Receiving an admission decision

NVAO Accreditation

The Bachelor Industrial Design program at the TU/e is accredited by the NVAO (Nederlands-Vlaamse Accreditatieorganisatie). The NVAO is an independent accreditation organization that evaluates the quality of higher education programs in the Netherlands and Flanders.