IE University

What you'll study

The curriculum combines foundational design theory and history with hands-on technical methods and representational techniques, including drawing for analysis, drawing for communication and 3D visualization. Learning spaces include design and architectural studios and a Fab Lab for digital fabrication, supported by workshops, exhibition spaces and advanced labs at the Creative Campus.

• Studio-based project work and design methodology
• History of design and technical representational methods
• Prototyping and digital fabrication (Fab Lab)
• Business and management topics for designers: developing business plans, sales processes and project management
• Social sciences, sustainability and contemporary technologies to inform design decisions
• Real-world projects conducted through The Design Council and professional partner collaborations

Entry requirements

The source page does not list specific academic or language entry requirements. Prospective applicants are directed to the programme admissions area for application procedures and requirements.

Career prospects

The programme prepares students for roles that bridge creative practice and strategy. Examples of intended outcomes listed by the school include strategic designer, creative strategist, UX designer, visual designer and design consultant. The mix of studio experience, prototyping facilities and business coursework supports career paths across digital environments, physical products and service design.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page references an Admissions & Fees area but does not provide detailed scholarship or funding information in the quoted text. Applicants should consult IE University’s admissions and financial aid pages for current scholarship opportunities, eligibility criteria and application deadlines.