Design Graduate Degree

I want to take admission at Carnegie Mellon School of Design. So will you help me by telling me about the graduate programs of this university?

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Carnegie Mellon School of Design is oldest and most respected programs in North America. It has a rich history in Product (Industrial) Design, Communication (Graphic) Design, Interaction and Service Design. In this school there are approximately 250 students. This school provides many undergraduate and graduate courses. The details of graduate courses are given here:

Undergraduate Degrees
Bachelor of Design
Interdisciplinary Degree
Minor in Design

Curriculum




BXA: Interdisciplinary Degree

Bachelor of Humanities and Arts (BHA), the Bachelor of Science and Arts (BSA), and the Bachelor of Computer Science and Arts (BCSA) are interdisciplinary, intercollege degree programs and Collectively the BHA, BSA, and BCSA programs are grouped under the BXA Intercollege Degree Programs.

Design Courses, 108 units

Studio I: Survey of Design (Fall) 9 units
Visualizing (Fall) 9 units
Placing (Fall) 9 units
Design Lab + workshop (Spring) 12 units
Collaborative Visualizing (Spring) 9 units
Systems (Spring) 9 units
Lab I: Understanding Form and Context (Fall) 9 units
Prototyping Lab (Fall) 9 units
How People Work (Fall) 9 units
Futures (Fall) 9 units
Design Electives 15 units

Minor in Design
Required Design Courses
51-262 Communication Design Fundamentals; OR
51-264 Industrial Design Fundamentals; AND
51-271 Design History I

Application form of Minor in Design:

MID application form




Contact
School of Design, Carnegie Mellon University
info@design.cmu.edu
(412) 268-2828