Universidade de Aveiro Master in Product Design and Engineering
Universidade de Aveiro

Universidade de Aveiro

Master in Product Design and Engineering

Aveiro, Portugal

Master degree

2 years

Portuguese, English

On-Campus

Key Summary

About: The Master in Product Design and Engineering at Universidade de Aveiro develops skills in product optimization and innovation, combining design thinking and mechanical engineering. It focuses on human-centered design, sustainable solutions, projects and multidisciplinary teamwork to meet market flexibility. The course integrates conception and development of models and products and consolidates competencies through a transversal project that explores synergies across design and engineering. You’ll join an international community of 96 countries worldwide.

Career Outcomes: You could work as a product designer, mechanical design engineer, research and development (R&D) engineer, product development manager, or design consultant in manufacturing and innovation. These roles often involve product development, user-centered research, R&D, project management, entrepreneurship and sustainable design in global product manufacturing, industrial design firms, startups and consultancy environments.

Master in Product Design and Engineering

This Master Course intends to provide the adequate competences required to product optimization and innovation, by following a rather integrating approach in what concerns people, industry, society and environment. It is therefore intended to ensure specific formation in what concerns development and conception of models and products capable of providing adequate answers to demands related to market flexibility, fastness and assertiveness. Moreover, to achieve such objectives, the Course is planned to provide insight and knowledge on two core scientific areas, namely Design and Mechanical Engineering. It should also be mentioned that the latter is completed with a transversal core competence related to Project, where it is intended to consolidate the knowledge acquired within the two mentioned scientific areas, by exploring the synergies among the two thematic areas.