INDUSTRIAL PRODUCT DESIGN
About the Study Program
The goal of the study program is to educate students to perform work in design studios and bureaus that deal with the design of industrial products, planning and equipping exhibition spaces and designing urban furniture. Through theoretical and practical teaching, students will develop professional knowledge by applying analytical skills, creativity and also improving the ability to develop a product in all phases. In this study program, industrial product designers are educated, trained to apply the adopted and acquired knowledge and skills in practice.
The entrance exam includes drawing, an aptitude and ability test, and a general knowledge test. For information on the entrance exam, see here.
Type/level of study
Bachelor studies; First degree studies
Professional title
Bachelor (appl.) in Design
Area
Fine Arts and Design
ECTS
180 ECTS
Duration
Three years, Six semesters
The beginning of the realization of the study program
School Year 1994/1995.
Curriculum
1st Semester
Name of the subject
ECTS
Technical Drawing
7
Theory of Form
9
Drawing 1
6
Business Fundamentals
4
Presentation Techniques 1
6
2nd Semester
Name of the subject
ECTS
CAD 1
8
Product Design 1
7
Art History
3
English Language 2
4
Presentation Techniques 2
6
3rd Semester
Name of the subject
ECTS
Design History
3
Product Design 2
7
CAD 2
7
Product Development
7
Elective courses 1
Environmental Protection
6
Sustainable Design
6
4th Semester
Name of the subject
ECTS
Product Design 3
8
CAD 3
7
Materials
4
Model Making
8
Professional Practice
3
5th Semester
Name of the subject
ECTS
Product Design 4
5
Elective courses 2
Graphic Design
5
Photography
5
Product Design for Presentation and Promotion
6
Entrepreneurship
4
Elective courses 3
Plastic Anatomy
6
Drawing Techniques
6
6th Semester
Name of the subject
ECTS
Elective courses 4
Media Culture
5
Sociology of Culture
5
Elective courses 5
Internet of Things
5
Advanced Manufacturing
5
Product Design 5
3
Virtual Reality
3
Final Thesis – professional research
9
Final Thesis – preparation and defence
9