Lund University

Overview

The Master’s programme in Industrial Design at Lund University equips students with advanced skills in design, whether your interests lie in creative, strategic, or technical realms. Through a mix of projects, workshops, and community engagement, you will learn to create and communicate design knowledge effectively.

• Degree: Master’s programme (Industrial Design)
• Duration: Typically 24 months
• Credits: 120 ECTS
• Delivery: On-campus, studio/project-based learning
• Language of instruction: English
• Application: Submit an online application via Lund University’s admissions portal
• Tuition fees: Fees may apply for non-EU/EEA students; refer to Lund University’s fee information for details

What you'll study

This programme integrates hands-on project work with theoretical and methodological courses, structured around design themes and culminating in a significant industrial design project.

• Industrial Design Project (core studio/project work)
• Production and Materials
• Philosophy of Mind and Design
• Design Management
• Research Methods in Industrial Design
• CAD Evolution

Specialisation themes: Tailor your project work to one of the programme’s thematic directions: Living and Behaviour, Form and Technology, or Man and Nature.

Capstone requirement: The Industrial Design Project acts as the main integrative component, allowing you to develop, test, and present your design outcomes.

Entry requirements

Career prospects

Upon completion of your Master’s degree in Sweden, you may have the opportunity to apply for a residence permit to work in the country. Your eligibility will depend on your individual circumstances and the nature of the job offer.

• Post-study work option: Graduates can apply for a work permit/residence permit for employment after graduation, provided they meet the requirements outlined by the Swedish Migration Agency.
• Job requirements: A job offer that aligns with your education and meets specified salary and employment standards is often necessary.
• Timing: Applications must be submitted within the time frame set by the Swedish Migration Agency after graduation.