Bachelors in Graphic Design and/or Bachelors in Illustration The Bachelors in Graphic Design and/or Bachelors in Illustration are 3-year programs that prepares students for major professional work in the Visual Arts. The programs offers a complete selection of courses that combine creativity, expertise and professionalism.

Our world is interconnected by digital technology, and every day we communicate and interact with each other using that technology. As different as our cultures are, so are our needs. Would you like to learn how to create engaging and user-friendly apps and services? In the Bachelor’s degree programme Intercultural Interaction Design, you immerse yourself in the world of user experience (UX)

In the Bachelor's Degree Programme in Sustainable Design Business, students learn the creative methods of product design, design thinking, and user interfaces. Sustainability and international business knowledge are at the core of my studies.

This Bachelor of Multimedia Technology (Hons) in Interactive Multimedia Design program incorporates studies in creative multimedia including visual effects, sound and video production, 2D and 3D animation, web development, game design, and interactive media design. Students develop design and multimedia skills through a combination of individual and practical group project work and lecture materials.

DIDI's Bachelor of Design (BDes) enables students to pair two of four design disciplines. The first year features 'Exploring Design' coursework to build a strong foundation. In the remaining years, students select from Product Design, Multimedia Design, Fashion Design, and Strategic Design Management, curating unique study paths and participating in design internships for real-world experience.

The multidisciplinary Bachelor of Design (BDes) at DIDI allows students to combine two of four design disciplines. The first year includes 'Exploring Design' coursework for a comprehensive foundation. In the second through final years, students choose from Product Design, Multimedia Design, Fashion Design, and Strategic Design Management, creating personalized study paths and gaining hands-on experience through internships.

DIDI's multi-disciplinary Bachelor of Design (BDes) program allows students to combine two of four design disciplines. The first year features 'Exploring Design' coursework, providing a solid foundation. In later years, students select from Product Design, Multimedia Design, Fashion Design, and Strategic Design Management, creating personalized study paths and engaging in design internships.

DIDI offers a Bachelor of Design (BDes) where students blend two of four design disciplines. The initial year includes 'Exploring Design' coursework for foundational learning. In subsequent years, students specialize in Multimedia Design, and Fashion Design customizing their education and gaining real-world experience through internships.

At DIDI, students pursue a multi-disciplinary Bachelor of Design (BDes) by combining two out of four design disciplines. The first year includes 'Exploring Design' coursework for a strong foundation. In the subsequent years, students choose from Product Design, Multimedia Design, Fashion Design, and Strategic Design Management, allowing them to tailor their education and gain practical experience through internships.

DIDI offers a multi-disciplinary Bachelor of Design (BDes) where students can combine two of four design disciplines. The 'Exploring Design' coursework provides a broad foundation. In the following years, students can specialize in Product Design, and Strategic Design Management, creating their own unique study path and while gaining real-world experiences through internships.

The Bachelor of Interior Design (Honours) degree program prepares you to pursue a professional career related to the design of the built environment. The curriculum integrates professional and general studies with an emphasis on critical thinking and applied research. Enriched with a focus on environmental and global perspectives in interior design, you learn to consider ecological, economic, and social aspects to analyze and design healthy living and working environments. Projects increase in scale and complexity from residential scale to medium and large scale projects from commercial sectors such as retail, workplace, hospitality, and healthcare.

Industrial Design is a strategic problem-solving process that drives innovative design, business success, better living conditions with innovative products, systems, services, and experiences. The application areas of industrial designers comprise various industries like product design, system design, service design, and experience design.

Discover Product Design in Arnhem within the Design Department. Product Design challenges you to combine your design ambition with an experimental and global view.

In the Graphic Design program, you will learn the process of visual communication through the combo of images, photography, and text to represent ideas and messages. Some graphic design programs at other schools have a sole focus on technical skills and commercial, corporate work. OCAD U’s Graphic Design program teaches you the skills you need but also encourages you to use graphic design as an art form, to challenge barriers and create work for social good. You’ll learn how graphic design impacts society and generates dialogue. You will benefit from hands-on training, as well as theory courses that explore design as a form of expression. At the end of this four-year program, you will earn a Bachelor of Design degree.

In the Industrial Design program, you will learn how to develop new products that are used in our daily lives. These may include everything from everyday products to mobile apps. You’ll be encouraged to design sustainable products that will last many generations, keeping in mind diverse cultures. You’ll learn about research, concept development, and making prototypes, You will also study how people behave to better understand what their needs are. An important benefit of studying Industrial Design at OCAD U is that while you’re studying theory, you’ll also be able to take practical, creative hands-on courses, such as design and drawing. The Industrial Design program is recognized by the Association of Canadian Industrial Designers. At the end of this four-year program, you will earn a Bachelor of Design degree.