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89 Bachelor's degrees in Industrial Design in United States
Interior And Product Design
An Interior And Product Design degree at University of Nebraska Kearney prepares you for professional practice in interior design, with additional emphasis in product design, advancing technologies and evidence-based design.
Product Design and Manufacturing Engineering
The Product Design and Manufacturing Engineering program at Wichita State University will prepare you for a high-paying career in a large number of industries and governmental organizations.
Industrial Design
Undergraduate education in industrial design at Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)/ leads to the Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Design that is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD).
Industrial Design
Students pursuing the Industrial Design program at The Ohio State University learn to apply a sophisticated level of design thinking and design research approaches to the planning and development of design ideas for objects, services and systems that support human needs.
Product Design
The Art Center College of Design offers a degree in Product Design. The products you interact with on a daily basis—from footwear to consumer electronics to medical devices (and everything in between)—are the result of extensive human-centered design processes.
Architectural Studies
The Bachelor in Architectural Studies from Mount Holyoke College blends studio and academic work to explore the intersections between built forms and the natural landscape, as well as the interactions between architecture and culture throughout history.
Industrial Design
We offer a bachelor degree in Industrial Design at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. We are home to Louisiana's only degree-granting industrial design program in Louisiana. So what does that mean?
Industrial Design
The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Industrial Design is a unique major at University of Wisconsin Stout if you like to draw, build things, tinker, and solve problems. In true polytechnic fashion, it is a combination of art and engineering and leads to careers as product and device designers.
Industrial Design
Industrial Design at Massachusetts College of Art and Design is dedicated to nurturing holistic, human-centered designers.