Course code: 1063
This is a two-semester honours degree program in product design and development normally completed in one calendar year on a full-time basis; the course may also be undertaken part-time. The course aims to develop graduates who have advanced attitudes, knowledge and capabilities with respect to product development in a commercial, manufacturing context. Entry to the course is available in March and July each year - prospective students should apply directly to the Centre for Industrial Design.
The main objectives of the honours degree are:
To be eligible for selection in the course, an applicant should have:
(i) completed an industrial design degree, or the equivalent, with H2A or credit grades awarded in major design subjects undertaken in the final year of study, or
(ii) completed a related product design, architecture or engineering degree, with appropriate work experience or the equivalent, acceptable to the college board. Candidates may be required to undertake supplementary studies or subjects in product design and related areas. These subjects may be prescribed from existing undergraduate programs.
(iii) Satisfied an assessment panel that the product portfolio or product design presented for further development in the honours course satisfies core industrial design skills and has academic merit and potential manufacturing and commercial viability.
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