The Degree in Product Design is the perfect intersection between Industrial Engineering, Art and Design. During your training you will be able to conceptualise ideas, design and manufacture mock-ups and prototypes. You will learn to design products with the user at the centre from the perspective of sustainability and accessibility.
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Product Design is a discipline that combines art, science and technology to develop objects that improve people's daily lives and respond to needs. In both the Bachelor's and Master's programmes, students acquire skills and knowledge that enable them to transform ideas into tangible products, considering aesthetic, ergonomic and sustainable aspects.
Product design is a field that combines creativity and technology to create functional, aesthetic and sustainable objects. Within this industry, the tools used are key to transform ideas into tangible products. One of the most important technologies in this field is the CNC milling machine, a machine that has revolutionised the manufacture of components and prototypes thanks to its precision and versatility.
In the world of design, ergonomics is a fundamental concept that directly influences how people interact with products and, ultimately, their success or failure. Do you want to know what it is and what are its main keys?
CMF stands for Colour, Material, Finish, three essential components in the design process of any object, be it a technological device, a piece of furniture or a car. But how does it influence the user experience and why is its correct application vital to the success of a product?
SolidWorks offers features that make it an indispensable tool for product design. Learn about four of the main features of this 2D and 3D mechanical modelling program.
If you want to start training in Product Design, we tell you what baccalaureate you need to have studied to be able to access this official degree and what it consists of.
Digital fabrication, and especially 3D printing, have revolutionised the way objects are designed, developed and produced, positively impacting product design. These technologies have redefined the boundaries of creativity and production, but what can they bring to Product Design?
