Industrial designers design products for consumers. Examples include sports footwear, headphones, wearables, and automobiles. ... Graduates of the program are in high demand for the practical skills gained through the program’s hands-on learning environment. These skills include sketching, digital graphic rendering, model-making, and computer-aided design (CAD). The program is project-driven, and many of the design projects will involve industry collaboration to ensure real-world relevance. Students elect a design specialization in Year 3 in one of: automotive design product design or interaction design read more