Course Description

Program Description Industrial designers/product designers create a wide variety of consumer products that are used daily such as headphones and bluetooth speakers, sports footwear and eyewear, and automobiles and motorbikes. You will learn in a hands-on environment, with many of your design projects involving industry collaboration to ensure real-world relevance. You will develop skills such as model making and computer-aided design (CAD), and further develop and refine your sketching abilities and design thinking. A variety of techniques for resolving design challenges are taught. Automotive Design Option: Students with a passion for automotive design can elect to take an Automotive Design Studio in each of the last 4 semesters of the program. The automotive option at Humber is the only one offered in Canada, with dedicated studio projects with companies such as GMC and Kiska, a world-ranked design studio in Austria. Our program will give you a competitive advantage in finding employment. Humber graduates are in demand by employers not only for their design thinking, but for their skills, such as: Sketching Digital graphics Model-making Computer-aided design

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