Industrial Design at Art Institute Hollywood
Industrial designers shape the form, function and packaging of the products that people use every day — from pens to computers to cars and trucks. Successful industrial designers combine design skills, technical knowledge, and aesthetic sensibilities. They shape many aspects of products, including:
- how to make it user-friendly
- how it looks and feels
- how it functions
- how it's packaged for sale
The Bachelor of Science program in Industrial Design at Art Institute Hollywood will prepare you for an exciting career in furniture design, product design or package design.
Furniture Designer
Furniture designers shape the form and function of home furnishings we use everyday. Successful furniture designers combine knowledge of color theory, ergonomics, product psychology, and industrial fabrication to make items that are comfortable, durable, attractive and commercially viable.
Product Designer
Good design makes a product a delight to use Product designers shape the products we use everyday — including their look, feel, and packaging. If you take delight in the design of everyday products, product design might be an ideal field for you.
Package Designer
Package designers shape how a product is protected for shipment and identified in stores. They design packaging, product displays, and other aspects of identifying and marketing products in a store.
Why study Industrial Design at Art Institute Hollywood?
Studying industrial design Art Institute Hollywood will give you hands-on design experience as well as the theoretical knowledge you need to succeed in this dynamic field. The Art Institute gives students a learning environment that encourages creativity, innovation and critical thinking skills.
Students who study industrial design at Art Institue will learn how to take products from ideas to store shelves. Areas of study include:
- Design fundamentals
- Fabrication techniques
- Product psychology
- Product prototypes
- Point-of-purchase displays
- Exhibition design
- Special effects
Industrial designers participate in a wide range of business activities; having technical skills is not enough. At Art Institute, you will gain technical skills as well as the writing, presentation, and speaking skills that will help you succeed beyond an entry-level industrial design position.