An industrial design degree to make it all work.

Everything we interact with—from furniture to appliances to computers—originated in the mind of an industrial designer. By combining aesthetics with ergonomics, usability, and sustainability, industrial designers improve products and create new ones to enhance our interaction with the world around us.
Here, you can work with the same hardware and software industry professionals use, including Intel Xeon Mac Pros; iMac computers; Intel-based PCs; and software, including Adobe Lightroom, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, and Apple Aperture. Our industrial design degree programs can prepare you for such entry-level positions as model maker, studio assistant, illustrator, and exhibit builder at places like architectural firms, industrial design studios, manufacturing companies, and more.
Learn more by choosing an Art Institutes school location below and the program that interests you, and see how our focused education can help you transform your creative energy into a fulfilling career.

Programs, credential levels, technology, and scheduling options vary by school.

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