
The Undergraduate Degree in Product Design - IED Barcelona at Istituto Europeo Di Design (IED) offers a formative path that teaches students to comprehend and anticipate the demands of the market, by negotiating with business intentions and translating them into a properly defined project that can be manufactured. It emphasizes the importance of the concept, in order to predict consumption trends and styles, based on an understanding of the demands of the market and social needs.
The course also gives the students a knowledge of production materials and technology so that they can bring their projects to life. In addition to a theoretical understanding of the project, the students focus on analysing technologies, function, ergonomics and usability.
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Applicants must have a certificate to prove they have completed their sixth form studies (bachillerato) or equivalent, which must:
Certificate of B2 level English, French, Italian or German, or equivalent.
In order to obtain an Undergraduate Degree in Design Diploma, students will be required to submit a B2 language certificate for a second language (English, French, Italian or German) before completing all 240 ECTS course credits (it is not a requirement to be admitted in the first year).
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