Bachelor in Design
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STUDENT PROJECTS
At IE University, we practice a hands-on methodology that encourages students to learn by working on real projects, gaining experience in the fields they're passionate about before they even graduate.
For students in the Bachelor in Design, this means one thing: the sky's the limit. Our students are constantly observing, questioning, and challenging the world that surrounds them.
In their program projects, they design, redesign, and test ideas and objects until their idea comes to life.
Throughout the development of these projects, students are supported by cutting-edge tools and technologies provided to them by IE University.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What do design students do in the Design Studio?
Studio modules are hands-on environments where students can develop concepts, experiment with materials and technologies, create prototypes, receive feedback and refine their work in collaboration with other students and faculty.
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Are real projects carried out in the Bachelor of Design?
Yes. Students work on real-world scenarios that connect classroom learning with practical design challenges. Through research, ideation, prototyping and presentation, they apply their skills to projects that reflect professional design practice and develop an understanding of how design works beyond the academic environment.
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What makes a successful undergraduate design project?
A successful design project is not only about producing something visually appealing. It should demonstrate an understanding of the problem, meaningful research, a clear design process, experimentation and iteration, and a final solution that responds effectively to the user's needs and context.
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What resources do the IE FabLabs provide for design projects?
The Fab Labs give students access to digital fabrication and physical prototyping tools, that allow them to move from digital concepts to physical prototypes. Depending on the project, students can experiment with processes such as 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC machining and more.
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