Bachelor in Integrative Design

Integrative Design focuses on user-oriented designs shaped by interactions between people and systems. This program is ideal for students who are curious about how design influences user behavior and urban spaces. It combines elements from various disciplines, including architecture, communication design, and social sciences, making it suitable for those who thrive in collaborative environments.

Students will engage in hands-on projects that explore the relationship between objects and services. The curriculum includes workshops on product language, prototyping, and ergonomics, allowing students to develop practical skills in design thinking and problem-solving. This approach prepares them for a rapidly changing economy by emphasizing innovative design solutions.

Graduates can pursue careers as product designers, interaction designers, or design researchers. They may find opportunities in industries such as urban planning, product development, and digital design. Employers often include design firms, tech companies, and governmental organizations focused on urban mobility and sustainability.