Master courses Design Barcelona

Interior Design (local language)

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BARCELONA SEAT

This Master will be awarded jointly by IED and IL3-UB (University of Barcelona)

Objective

The interior designer is a professional who interprets the space-light-man relationship with the demands and the functionality of everyday life and its activities. One of the main objectives of the Master is to train professionals to be able to project and develop the applications of the different solutions, so that these can be readily introduced into the project area in close contact with the local and European industrial context.

Program

The didactic program consists of two distinct phases: the aim of the first phase is to transmit historical knowledge; the second phase confronts the technical aspects and the technology necessary to develop the project.

Target

Students are welcomed from different backgrounds: Industrial or Product designers, Interior Designers, graduates in Architecture or Engineering. The Master is also conceived for professionals who can demonstrate more than two years of professional development in the field of design and who want to specialise in the area of Interiorism.

Course details

The course is taught in Spanish.

Duration: 500 hours

Dates: 18 November 2008 - April 2009

Timetable: Monday to Friday, 16.30 - 22.00

ROME SEAT

Goal

This Master aims at training Interior Designers able to plan interior spaces with competence, professionalism and creativity, improve interior environment qualities according to the most updated standards of services, choose industrial products and technologies, coupling them with the traditional building sector, manage a complete realization process ranging from the conception to building site workings.

The Master means to give a complete formation in the ambit of the Interior Design.

Program

The formative course takes advantage of a dynamics and effective methodology that comprises theoretical lessons, practical practices in group jobs and characterize them, laboratory activity, seminaries and testimonies of experts, final examination. The course is articulated in three phases: Propedeutical phase - Introduction to the contemporary scene of the architectonic production, of the design and the trend of consumption of the products; Deepening and Search Phase - Deepening of the progectual and technical aspects of the Interior Design. Search and elaboration of the final Project work ; Preparation Plan phase - preparation of the plan of thesis with the advising of the teacher.

Starting at: December 2008

Target

The Master is intended to architecture and engineering graduated having a deep interest in the interior design sector, to three-year post-graduated courses of interior design, professionals of the sector willing to study in-depth the operatives and reading tools to take efficaciously part to the activities of the sector they work in.

Frequency and Duration

Duration: 8 months (500 h)

Attendance: 4 days a week (4pm – 9pm)

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Interior Design for Commercial Spaces (english language)

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This Master will be awarded jointly by IED and IL3-UB (University of Barcelona)

Objective

This Master aims to train highly prepared professionals who can easily enter the area of interior design projects, in close contact with the local and European industrial context. These will be professionals who are aware of the rapid evolution the consumer market is undergoing, thereby obliging interior designers to differentiate their offer from that of their competitors.

Program

The didactic programme consists of two distinct phases: the objective of the first phase is to transmit historical knowledge; the second phase deals with the technical aspects and the technology required to develop the project.

Target

Students are welcomed from different backgrounds: Industrial or Product Designers, graduates in Architecture or Engineering. The Master is also conceived for professionals who can demonstrate more than two years of professional development in the sector and who want to specialise in interior design projects.

Course details

The course is taught in English.

Duration: 500 hours

Dates: 14 January 2009 - July 2009

Timetable: Monday to Friday, 18.30 - 22.30

Product Design - Inteligent Creation: Innovation and Management (local language)

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Objective

The objective of this Master is to equip designers with new tools based on research and creativity which will enable them to create products that are differentiated from others in the sector owing to their innovative character and quality.

This Master will also provide the key conditions that enable the professional to lead the entire management of the product thanks to the vision of outstanding professionals who have the great innovative power to manage design teams with major brands or their own companies.

The experience obtained enables the students to personalise their creative potential in order to discover and develop their own brand.

Program

The didactic program of this Master is divided into two different phases. In the first phase different exercises related to creativity, innovation of materials and management of design processes will be carried out.

In the second phase a final project will be developed in collaboration with companies in order to learn how to respond to the demands of a real professional situation.

In addition, meetings with professional experts will take place so that they can pass on their know-how to the students.

Target

This Master is aimed at Industrial Designers, Interior Designers, Visual Designers or graduates in Architecture, Technical Architecture, Engineering or other similar areas.

It is also aimed at professionals who have over two years experience in one of these areas and who want to specialise in the field of design, innovative marketing and product quality.

Course details

The course is taught in Spanish

Duration: 500 hours

Dates: 17 November 2008 - June 2009

Timetable: Monday to Friday, 18.30 - 22.30