Great design is about more than finding a single perfect solution. It means balancing competing needs and navigating complexity. Medical devices must be safe and reliable, but also cost-effective to manufacture. Digital services need to be complex, but accessible to a wide range of users. Video games need to be fun, but challenging enough to keep players coming back. Designing successful products, services, and systems like these requires creativity, curiosity, and the ability to see problems from many different perspectives. This programme will help you develop those skills.

Much of the teaching is studio-based, giving you access to state-of-the-art workshops for experimenting with materials and fabrication. As well as creating physical products using traditional prototyping methods, there is also a strong focus on digital tools, including virtual reality, 3D printing and advanced digital modeling.

• Letter(s) of Reference
• Resume/Curriculum Vitae
• Statement of Research Interests
• Work Experience

This programme offers the following specialisations with separate entry requirements:

You will find the prerequisites at this page:

Game Design and Development, Specialisation in Human-Centred Design and Engineering, MSc

and Integrated Product Design, Specialisation in Human-Centred Design and Engineering, MSc

To choose one of these specialisation, you must select it when submitting your application via antagning.se or universityadmissions.se.