History of Industrial Design

The History of Industrial Design course provides a comprehensive and engaging overview of the discipline's historical evolution, capturing the interest of students from various fields. Throughout the course, participants gain a profound understanding of the universal history of everyday objects—from the Industrial Revolution to the present day—exploring their relationships with the context and historical moment. The curriculum delves into various aspects, including schools, design movements, and notable designers, all supplemented by compelling visual examples that enrich the learning experience. In addition to developing an understanding of the importance of design in technological, cultural, and social contexts, the training explores the boundaries of the discipline in relation to other creative areas, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue. Students learn to responsibly analyze the socio-environmental impact of their proposals, identify the needs of their surroundings, and reflect on the impact of their professional actions.