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The Bachelor of Industrial Design provides students with a comprehensive understanding of industrial design principles and their applications in solving real-world challenges. The curriculum is divided into two main phases:

Phase 1: Foundational Years (Years 1–2)

• Focuses on building a strong foundation in core design subjects, including sketching, 3D modeling, material science, ergonomics, and product aesthetics. Students also learn essential skills such as software proficiency (e.g., CAD tools), teamwork, communication, and ethical decision-making.

Phase 2: Practical Years (Year 3)

• Involves hands-on training in real-world settings, including internships, industry projects, and portfolio development. Students gain practical experience in areas such as prototyping, sustainable design, user-centered design, and manufacturing processes.

Admission Fee: RM12,000

Administration Fee: RM2,000

Indicative Tuition Fee: RM50,500

The program is divided into several stages, with a balanced mix of theoretical learning and practical training. Some key components include:

Foundational Phase (Years 1–2):

• Introduction to Industrial Design and Sketching Techniques

• 3D Modeling and Computer-Aided Design (CAD)

• Material Science and Manufacturing Processes

• Ergonomics and User-Centered Design

• Design Theory and Aesthetics

Practical Phase (Year 3):

• Prototyping and Model Making

• Sustainable Design and Green Practices

• Product Development and Innovation

• Industry Internship and Portfolio Development

Students also complete a final-year project or portfolio, allowing them to showcase their creativity and apply their knowledge to real-world industrial design challenges.