Master's Programme in Collaborative and Industrial Design

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This site contains the student study guide for the Master's Programme in Collaborative and Industrial Design. Here you will find the programme curriculum as well as detailed guidelines for planning your studies. All the materials and instructions are for all the majors of the programme.

This programme does not exist anymore. Last possibility to graduate from this programme is by 31.10.2023.

Collaborative and Industrial Design is now one of the majors of the Master's Programme in Design. Please see the information for Major in Collaborative and Industrial Design in the Master's Programme in Design page.

Master's Programme in Collaborative and Industrial Design is organized by the School of Arts, Design and Architecture.

The Master’s programme in Collaborative and Industrial Design (CoID) focuses on design's role in society. It provides skills to work as design entrepreneurs and in a range of roles within industry, business, communities, education and the government. The programme extends industrial design into interaction design, service design, co-design and other emerging fields in which design activities can enhance the quality of the environment and people’s life. Students learn empathic, critical, strategic and technical skills needed in design innovation processes. They are also encouraged to explore novel roles in design industry.

CoiD students will graduate with Master of Arts degree.

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Studies Published: 27.11.2023

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It is time to vote! How do we use 13,000 euros for the wellbeing of students?

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