Industrial Design is a creative, strategic and technical problem-solving practice.
Central to the invention and production of new products, systems, services and experiences, Industrial Designers work to find opportunities for tangible innovation. This innovation process involves the use of design methods applied to social, material, environmental, economic, and technological concerns - to make change through the making of ‘things’. These 'things' mediate and transform our ways of living and working in view of realising preferable futures.
About our programs
Industrial Design at RMIT offers professionally oriented awards at the undergraduate level including a four year embedded Bachelor Honours program and a series of specialist double degree programs with Engineering disciplines. At the postgraduate level a broad based master’s program expands the field of industrial design practice as a transdisciplinary concern.
Postgraduate
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Research
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Online
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