Program Overview

Introduction to the Industrial Design Program

The Industrial Design program provides students with a broad foundation as designers. Upon graduation, students can specialize in the master's program in Industrial Design, where they have the freedom to create their own curriculum and develop a unique profile.

Career Opportunities

After completing the program, students can pursue various career paths, including:

• Starting their own companies
• Finding jobs at design agencies
• Working in R&D departments at large companies or organizations
• Working in non-profit organizations, such as governments and health organizations

Master's Program Details

The TU/e Industrial Design Bachelor diploma offers direct access to the Master program of Industrial Design at TU/e. The Master's program focuses on design research, allowing students to deepen their knowledge of expertise areas and prepare for a future career in:

• Design Leadership and Entrepreneurship
• Constructive Design Research
• Research Design and Development

Curriculum Structure

The ID master curriculum includes:

• One compulsory core course: Constructive Design Research
• One track course
• 25 ECTS of free elective space
• 3 semester-long projects In the first semester of year 2, students have the freedom to choose from the following options:
  • An exchange
  • Master courses in ID or externally
  • Preparing for their final master project in or outside the university

Alumni Profiles

Former students have gone on to pursue various careers, including:

• Innovation Strategist
• PhD student in Industrial Design
• Design Strategist
• Creative Director
• Strategic Service Designer