After graduating with a major from the Department of Design, you will have the necessary design tools to exploit the potential and meet the challenges of sustainability and innovation. You will speak the language of aesthetics like a native and be able to tailor it to your audience. Your main points of reference will be social relevance and potential economies.
Qualified designers
- have a broad understanding of design with an eye to the future that takes criticism and reflection seriously.
- adopt an explorative, practical, speculative and critical-reflective approach to their work, which is often interdisciplinary in nature.
- cultivate the many different facets of design that develop as a result of the interplay between the issue, designer, format, technology, area of application and market.
- … deal with topics such as material futures, aesthetics, gender & identity, emerging technologies, sustainability, interaction, storytelling, design activism and health, and respond agilely to new developments.