PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA/DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

What is Diploma/Degree in Industrial Design?

Diploma/Degree in Industrial Design (ID) is the professional practice of designing products, devices, objects and services used by millions of people around the world every day.
Industrial designers typically focus on the physical appearance, functionality and manufacturability of a product, though they are often involved in far more during a development cycle. All of this ultimately extends to the overall lasting value and experience a product or service provides for end-users.
Every object that you interact with on a daily basis in your home, office, school or public setting is the result of a design process. During this process, myriad decisions are made by an industrial designer (and their team) that are aimed at improving your life through well-executed design.
The Industrial Design course begins with a grounding in design fundamentals, and later focuses on the study of aesthetics, functions, use of materials and manufacturing processes. Its aim is to train competent designers who are able to develop innovative designs for human needs and improve the quality of living.
The program emphasizes hands-on skills and methods for solving design problems. The students will be trained in various aspects of design, from original ideas to building 3-D prototypes while learning the manufacturing processes and marketing strategies.

Course structure for Diploma/Degree in Industrial Design:

In RPI college, students of Diploma/Degree in Industrial Design, may learn multiple fundamental and technical topics related to Industrial Design including:

Art & Design Fundamentals
3D Studies
Drawing
History of Art
Solidworks
Autocad 2D
Autocad 3D
SketchUp
CAD Modeling
Design Methodology
Marketing & Management
Digital Imaging
3D Studio Max

This structure is designed to maximize the learning outcome for students. The course topics are selected from the updated resources and technologies in the field of Industrial Design. Our Diploma/Degree in Industrial Design course structure is flexible to response fast changing market demand to provide Diploma/Degree in Industrial Design students with a useful practical knowledge that is essential to career success.

Intake for Diploma/Degree in Industrial Design:

January, April, July, October

Study Duration:

Full time : 12 Months

Part time : 24 Months

Why Should You Study Diploma/Degree in Industrial Design?

Industrial Design is responsible for creating products that can be both useful and beautiful, teaching students how to combine the theoretical concepts of materials and processes with the practicality of design and patterns.

Here are a few reasons why you should take up a multimedia design course.

You will be able to design any type of object
Industrial designers are in charge of coming up with an idea, planning and technically developing the objects that we are surrounded by: the chair that you are currently sitting on while you read this post, the watch that you’re wearing, the last car that you went in or the handle that you used to open the door to the room that you’re currently in. Any product that is produced through industry is marketed and serves a purpose to our environment needs to be designed. In other words, the breadth of work for an industrial designer is immense.
No two weeks will be the same
The amount of energy that you will need to tackle the diverse projects in each subject will keep you active busy all the time. It is entirely possible that one week you will be researching how create a union between wood and metal in one of the workshops in the Technical School and then the next week you will be working out how the interfacing of a mobile phone works so that you can transfer the knowledge onto one of your own class projects. Welcome to the design profession where no two weeks are the same.
You will be able to do all the internships that you want to
From second year, you will be able to do internships and complete your education whilst working with professionals in the sector. Internships are fundamental to refining your knowledge and putting your skills into practice.

Career prospect for the Diploma/Degree in Industrial Design students:

Graduating a Diploma/Degree in Industrial Design can open a lot of doors for you, provided that you build one, beforehand. Seeing how you have to combine artistry with functionality, there’s no wonder you will have jobs like: