Master Design — CID : Design sensoriel

For Master Design — CID : Design sensoriel, tuition fees are 250 EUR per year.

Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurès offers a Master Design with a track called CID: Design sensoriel, based in Montauban Cedex, France. This two-year program is taught in French, has an anticipated start in September, and carries an annual tuition of 250 EUR. Sensory design is an area within design that studies how designed objects, spaces, and products engage the senses, including touch, sight, sound, and sometimes smell, to shape user experience. Students typically study perceptual psychology as it relates to design, ergonomics, the sensory qualities of materials and surfaces, and methods for evaluating how users respond to different sensory aspects of a product or environment. Coursework in sensory design often covers user experience research, prototyping techniques that allow designers to test sensory qualities, the design of interfaces and objects with attention to tactile and visual feedback, and case studies of products where sensory considerations play a central role, such as consumer electronics, packaging, or interior spaces. Students frequently combine design practice with research methods borrowed from psychology and human factors studies to understand user perception. Career paths for graduates in sensory design include roles as user experience designer, product designer with a focus on sensory qualities, packaging designer, and positions within design consultancies or manufacturing companies that prioritize how users physically and perceptually interact with their products. The program is delivered by Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurès, a public university, at its Montauban site, with instruction conducted in French across the two years of study.