Project
You will do a project during the entire semester. Depending on which semester you come, you will do Project 2: Design or Project 3: Design/Design Research.
Electives
Electives form the connection between the knowledge and skill base development in projects and professional domain. You should choose the elective courses that best match your learning goals and contribute most to your intended development as a designer. For support in the process of decision-making, please contact the coordinator at your home university and take a look at the table below for the descriptions of each elective course.
Overview
The table below provides an overview of all Bachelor elective courses for exchange students offered by the Department of Industrial Design. The table shows in which quartile and timeslots you can take the course. Check that the courses not coincide in quartile and timeslots.You can find more information on the courses and check if there any course requirements in the course descriptions in the Osiris course catalogue.
Electives Offered in Academic Year 2023-2024
SEMESTER A
Quartile 1
| Course code | Course name | Timeslot |
|---|---|---|
DAEU20 | Introduction to sport, physical activity and vitality | A |
DZC10 | Design for games & play I; game design | A |
DCB200 | Human centered design | E |
DBB190 | Design for debate | E |
DZB110 | Design management | E |
Quartile 2
| Course code | Course name | Timeslot |
|---|---|---|
DAB150 | Introduction to business design | A |
DZB170 | Trends and forecasting (*limited seats available) | A |
DASU20 | Data acquisition and visualization through embodied sensors | A |
DZC20 | Design for games & play II; persuasion and learning in games | A |
DDB100 | Design < > Research | E |
DCB220 | Exploratory making | E |
SEMESTER B
Quartile 3
| Course code | Course name | Timeslot |
|---|---|---|
DAB130 | Stakeholder perspectives in design*(limited seats available) | A |
DBSU10 | Designing connected experiences | A |
| DBB100 | Creative programming | A |
DAAU20 | Designing for vitality in a real-life setting | A |
DAB200 | Design innovation methods | E |
DCB200 | Aesthetics of interaction | E |
Quartile 4
| Course code | Course name | Timeslot |
|---|---|---|
DCB150 | Digital craftsmanship (*limited seats available) | A |
DCB210 | Intercultural design | A |
DDB180 | ID Green – Design perspectives on sustainability | A |
DAB100 | Making sense of sensors | E |
DBB220 | Intelligent interactive products | E |
DCB250 | Design and sensorial Form | E |
You will need to indicate your course preferences on a learning agreement and your project preference on a preference form. Please find more information on the application page.