Program Overview

High-tech cars, yachts or flying machines, unleash your vision and learn to create innovative design solutions in a range of styles and media. Explore purpose, usability, materials, ecology, desirability, technological feasibility, and professional constraints with input from experienced staff and industry collaborations.

• Design realisation is supported by generous making spaces and technology so that you can create physical, or digital models of your designs.
• The transport design industry is evolving rapidly, and therefore employability assumes a pivotal role in defining our course content and practices.
• Our mission is to connect your passions and skillsets with your career aspirations, empowering you with the essential attributes to exceed your own expectations. The collaborative nature of our teaching and learning is deeply influenced by both industry practices and the latest research.

Why you should study this course

• This course aims to develop your understanding of the latest developments, drivers, and practices of the automotive, transport and mobility designer beyond merely illustration and styling.
• Shaped by students, staff and industry collaborators - this course is closely aligned with the automotive and transport industry. Constant updates keep the course at the forefront of industry developments, preparing graduates to be future-focused and equipped with the skills needed to make meaningful contributions in their chosen field.
• The learning environment is international with students typically coming from many parts of the world working together on global design solutions. We offer exciting international opportunities and project work collaborations2.
• You may choose to take the opportunity to extend your degree with our study abroad scheme2. Previous students have had the opportunity to experience and learn in China, India, the USA, and Colombia.
• We have a very large alumni network who take a great interest in active students and who may offer opportunities in the form of teaching, collaborative industry projects, internships, and graduate employment