Diploma in Industrial Design | TUT

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The Diploma in Industrial Design at TUT trains students to design products that integrate functionality, aesthetics, manufacturability, and user needs — skills applicable across furniture, consumer electronics, packaging, medical devices, and automotive components in South Africa's manufacturing and design sectors. Students develop competencies in 3D modelling, prototyping, materials knowledge, and design-process management, supported by cooperative education with product development companies and design studios. The programme responds to growing demand for design-driven innovation in South Africa's SME and export manufacturing sector. Graduates can work in multidisciplinary design teams or establish independent design practices.

English Home Language or English First Additional Language: Level 4
Mathematics or Technical Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy: Level 3/3/4
APS: 21

Career Prospects

Junior Industrial Designer – Develops product concepts, models, and technical specifications for manufacturing companies and design agencies.
Product Development Engineer – Works within design and R&D teams to bring new products from concept to production in South African companies.
Packaging Designer – Creates functional and sustainable packaging solutions for FMCG manufacturers and retail brands.
Design Entrepreneur – Establishes an independent product design practice serving local and export markets.
CAD/3D Modelling Specialist – Produces detailed 3D models, renders, and technical drawings for manufacturing and product development.

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