Master of Fine Arts in Industrial Design

Course Overview Why Study RIT's MFA in Industrial Design Project-Based Practice: Explore design theory, design history, and human-centered design; conduct unique research that furthers your understanding of the industry and society; and gain hands-on experience in technical competence, analytical thought, sustainability, and transdisciplinary collaboration. A Hub for Design and Prototyping: Experienced the full capabilities of the seven makerspaces inside the SHED , RIT’s 209,000-square-foot facility that features an abundance of tech, resources, materials, and workspaces for prototype design and development and interactive design installations. Key Program Highlights Develop In-Demand Skills: Learn design history and research, studio courses involve extensive design work with respect to sustainability, design process, the meaning of artifacts, and critical analysis Engage with three-dimensional software for modeling and fabrication Collaborate and Create: Share labs, fabrication spaces, and studios spaces with graduate students from architecture, graphic design, integrative design, and more Form, function, and experience tell a story of considered design and the best possible outcome The industrial design master's will enhance your career success by further developing your knowledge in design processes and technology