DESIGN
SCHOOLS
Ontario College of Art and Design University
Founded in 1876, OCAD U is dedicated to art and design education, practice, and research. The university excels in traditional, studio-based education while embracing new, cross-disciplinary learning methods and emerging technologies. OCAD U continuously builds on its strengths, championing collaboration and the integration of emerging technologies. In the Age of Imagination, members of the OCAD U community are uniquely positioned to act as catalysts for the next advances in culture, technology, and quality of life for all Canadians.
Carleton University
Industrial designers are responsible for the concept, the design and the details that are worked out before the manufacturing process of any product can begin. They work behind the scenes to determine the features, appearance, materials and ergonomics of the many products from toasters to cell phones-that we use every day.
Beginning in first year, students in The School of Industrial Design will learn design processes a methods by completing creative projects.
Humber College
Industrial designers design products for consumers. Examples include sports footwear, headphones, wearables and transportation.
Graduates of the program are in high demand for the practical skills gained through the program’s hands-on learning environment. These skills include sketching, digital graphic rendering, model-making and computer-aided design (CAD).
The program is project driven, and many of the design projects will involve industry collaboration to ensure real-world relevance.