About the training program
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
The training is focused on professional adaptation, learning professional terminology, mastering design and project methods, and acquiring the knowledge and skills required for the chosen study profile. Students’ professional training is based on establishing the closest possible connection between the educational process and real-world production.
What do graduates do?
A graduate of the Department of Industrial Design is a creative-industry professional capable of working as an industrial designer, transportation designer, product designer, concept artist/designer, CMF designer, visualization designer, designer–3D modeller, UX/UI designer, ergonomic designer, or specialist in the creation of mock-ups and prototypes. Graduates of this field are also often in demand in related areas such as interior design, environmental design, graphic design, media design, game design, and furniture design.
