Bachelor in Design
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OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM
At IE University, we believe that what you learn outside the classroom is just as important as what you learn in the classroom. That’s why we make sure every student has endless opportunities to expand their cultural, personal, and professional horizons.
With our exchange programs, for example, you can study at any of our partner universities across the globe and open yourself up to a whole new culture or language—something that’s becoming more and more important in our increasingly interconnected and globalized world.
We also have our special IEU Labs, a hands-on and internship-like experience on campus that helps you learn extra skills and better prepares you for your future career.
There are also more than 150 clubs to help you find like-minded people who share your hobbies and interests. Ranging from theater to sports, academia, and more, there’s something for everyone.
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Global Exchange Opportunities
IE University partners with over 200 prestigious universities in 50 countries worldwide. Our exchange program allows you to spend a semester abroad—broadening your academic experience, discovering new cultures, and gaining global perspectives that will stay with you long after graduation.
HANDS-ON LEARNING IN OUR LABORATORIES
IE University offers innovative learning environments that promote exploration, creativity, and practical learning. This program provides students access to cutting-edge facilities, including the Fab Lab. This lab offers a blend of academic rigor and practical experience, allowing students to turn their ideas into tangible prototypes using advanced technology such as 3D printers, laser cutters, and CNC milling machines.
The Design Studio and Architecture Studio provide dynamic environments where students work on real-world projects, guided by faculty and industry experts, to develop practical design solutions.
LEARNING BY DOING
Learning by doing, the very first design exhibition is the result of the introduction to the project-based learning model and the skills needed to begin a design career. In the first year, students started working in the world of design experimentation and problem solving. The methodology unites theory and practice during 10 diverse and agile exercises, both individually and in group, sketching and working with materials at the IE Fablab.
ADVISORS
LANGUAGE CENTER AT IE UNIVERSITY
IE University considers multiple language acquisition to be a key element of its educational model, leading to success in both work and study.
The Language Center at IEU is proud to offer students the possibility to study a wide range of languages, including French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Arabic, Spanish, and English. With such a large variety of options, our students are able to personalize their academic path to meet their future career plans and objectives.
The Language Center at IEU
The Language Center at IEU
The Language Center helps students develop their multilingual communicative skills to help them flourish in the international labor market.
Explore Design and Start Building Your PortfolioÂ
Explore Design and Start Building Your PortfolioÂ
The Pre-Design Summer Program offers a hands-on introduction to creative processes, visual thinking, and design fundamentals. Designed for students considering the Bachelor in Design, it provides a realistic preview of studio-based learning while helping you develop initial projects that can strengthen your future portfolio.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the student profiles of the IE Design bachelor's degree?
The program is suited to curious, creative and analytical students who want to combine design, technology and strategic thinking. It is particularly relevant for students who enjoy exploring complex problems, questioning existing ideas and developing solutions from different perspectives.
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What is the difference between the Madrid and Segovia design campus?
Students spend their first two years in Segovia, building their design foundations in a creative campus environment, before moving to Madrid for the final two years, where they can engage more closely with the city’s professional and creative industries.
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Are design students from outside Spain eligible to participate in exchange programs?
Yes. Design students, including those from outside Spain, can apply for exchange opportunities through IE University’s global network. Students can spend a semester abroad, with destinations depending on their program and eligibility.
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What professional clubs are available to design students on campus?
Design students can get involved in more than 150 student-led clubs across professional, creative, academic and entrepreneurial areas, giving them opportunities to explore their interests, collaborate with other students and build connections across the IE community.
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How does the program support personal growth and cultural awareness?
Students learn in an international environment and work with people from different backgrounds and perspectives. International opportunities, collaborative projects and activities outside the classroom help develop cultural awareness, a broader global perspective and personal skills.
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How does IE Talent&Careers team help me with design internships?
IE Talent & Careers helps design students prepare for internships and careers through advising, application support, interview preparation, career events and access to the IE Career Portal.
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