
The BSc (Hons) Product Design & Innovation at the University of Strathclyde equips you with the skills to develop new and innovative technology products for the global market. You will learn to work with advanced design and manufacturing technologies, including 3D digital design and 3D printing. The program emphasizes a blend of engineering understanding with business aspects like marketing, branding, user experience, and entrepreneurship, preparing you to bring designs to life and ensure their market success. This course is ideal for students interested in understanding people's emotional connections to products and identifying opportunities for improvement. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of the design process, from initial concept to market-ready product, focusing on aesthetics, functionality, quality, and competitive pricing. The curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with practical skills in design, making, creativity, technical analysis, and communication.
The curriculum integrates business understanding, customer experience, product interaction, and brand loyalty with production and manufacturing techniques. You'll develop core knowledge of the design process, ensuring products are suited to specific markets and can compete globally, while also honing a range of aesthetic, communication, analytical, and practical skills.
Further details on tuition fees and living costs should be sought directly from the university.
Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and Institution of Engineering Designers (IED) on behalf of the Engineering Council as meeting, in part, the academic requirements for registration as a Chartered Engineer.
International (non-EU) undergraduate students starting in September 2026 may be eligible for a 15% reduction in tuition fees through the Faculty of Engineering International Scholarship. Specific fee details should be sought directly from the university.
Graduates are prepared for careers as innovators in businesses or to develop their own ventures, equipped with skills in design, creativity, technical analysis, and communication for the product design and innovation sector.
Second-year entry is available for suitably qualified students. Further details on specific academic and English language requirements should be sought directly from the university.
Yes, self-funded, international (non-EU) undergraduate students beginning their studies in September 2026 are eligible for the Faculty of Engineering International Scholarship, offering a 15% reduction in tuition fees.
The program integrates engineering understanding with business aspects like marketing and entrepreneurship, emphasizes advanced design and manufacturing technologies, and offers opportunities for international study and industrial experience.