Non-Dutch BSc Degree
Integrated Product Design (IPD)
To be admitted into the Master's in Integrated Product Design (IPD) Programme a design or engineering degree is required. For design this includes areas of design such as industrial design, product/service design and human-centred design. For engineering this includes disciplines such as mechanical engineering, manufacturing, computer science, human-computer interaction or sustainability. All candidates need to demonstrate academic excellence and design-related competencies as outlined below. Out of the three master programmes offered by IDE faculty, IPD is the most technology-oriented, therefore we expect candidates to demonstrate a balance of design-related competencies and technical/engineering competencies.
To evaluate your application, the selection committee uses the following evaluation criteria. They will decide whether you demonstrate sufficient experience in each competence:
- Candidate demonstrates appropriate design skills and competencies such as creativity, ideation, concept development and design research and is able to apply these skills to complex problems.
- Candidate demonstrates people-centred competencies in areas such as human factors, user research, interaction/experience design, or usability studies
- Candidate demonstrates technology and engineering competencies in areas such as mechanics, mechatronics, computer-aided design, smart materials, bio-materials, or software engineering
- Candidate demonstrates prototyping and experimental design competencies, from low-fidelity to high-fidelity prototyping including 3D printing, digital prototyping, AR/VR prototyping, UX prototyping, or feasibility testing
- Candidate demonstrates competencies in communication and visualisation such as sketching, diagramming, or modelling
- Candidate demonstrates research skills and an academic approach
- Candidate demonstrates strong interest in the MSc IPD and presents convincing reasons for choosing the programme at TU Delft.
Teamwork skills are essential as students will cooperate in project teams. English proficiency is very important for successful participation in project teams. At IDE, we expect MSc students to take an active approach in defining their personal learning path.
Every application will be reviewed on an individual basis by the selection committee of the MSc programme. Admission will be based on an evaluation of all documents that you are required to upload.
In addition to the competencies mentioned above, applicants must meet TU Delft’s general admission requirements for international applicants.
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The portfolio requirements can be found here.
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Fall Semester
EU
For EU/EFTA students a rolling admissions policy applies. This means that complete applications will be reviewed as they are received. The application deadline will be 1 April.Non-EU
The MSc Integrated Product Design has a limited capacity for non-EU/EFTA applicants. If you are eligible for admission, your application will be reviewed by a Selection Committee. The deadline for submitting your application is 15 January. By Mid-March, non-EU/EFTA applicants will be informed about the outcome of their admission request.More information on how to apply
More information on the application procedure, required documents and TU Delft’s general admission requirements can be found here.