Humber College - Industrial Design

The core of the Industrial Design degree program is learning and applying design strategies through a series of studio courses. In each semester, at least two design projects are undertaken, with many involving corporate clients to ensure real-world relevancy. Students learn how to generate innovative ideas, work them into preliminary sketches and designs, and bring them to life through the creation of computer-generated three-dimensional models and rapid prototypes.

Sketching skills are stressed throughout the program, along with a thorough foundation in 3D CAD, both dimension-driven and surface-driven. Other courses vital to the design process include Ergonomic Principles, Design for Manufacturing Production, and Design for Sustainability (Environmental Practices).

In addition to the hands-on component, the Industrial Design degree program includes courses in marketing, economics, and design management. This unique blend of courses gives the graduate a critical edge in both initial job placement and future career advancement.

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