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What is Industrial Design Engineering?

During the Bachelor’s programme in Industrial Design Engineering at the University of Twente, you will learn to design or improve products using technical insights, creativity and a feel for consumer behaviour. In this context, that means products that are functional and attractive. But there is more to it than that: you also have to be able to manufacture your design at a reasonable cost price, the product must be practical, and properly transportable. The Industrial Design Enginering course prepares you for all those aspects.

THE INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ENGINEERING COURSE PREPARES YOU FOR DESIGNING PRODUCTS THAT ARE FUNCTIONAL YET ATTRACTIVE, USING TECHNICAL INSIGHT AND CREATIVITY

Reasons for studying Industrial Design Engineering

What distinguishes this programme from courses elsewhere, above all, is its future-oriented approach. You will get a firm grip on the entire design process, from developing ideas to market introduction. You will gain fundamental knowledge at a scientific level that lets you navigate accurately between technical possibilities and market movements. This makes you an entrepreneurial designer.

  • Design oriented
  • Future oriented
  • Firm grip on entire design process
  • Fundamental scientific knowledge
  • Project based content
  • Real assignments from the market
  • Practical skills like prototyping

Our programme is also characterized by its design-oriented, project-based content. You will work on real assignments from the market, for instance. Together with your team, you will develop a prototype that you present to your client. A lot of products made by students have actually ended up in shops this way. Have a look at a clip about one of these projects:

More information about Industrial Design Engineering

The Industrial Design Engineering programme at the University of Twente is looking for entrepreneurial students. Is this creative Bachelor’s the right thing for you? Discover why you should take this course at the University of Twente, have a look at the study programme or run through the admission requirements.