The Industrial Design program aims to prepare graduates capable of creating innovative industrial designs for products, systems, and environments that possess aesthetic, functional, and practical value. It also strives to enable them to select appropriate technologies for designing and implementing various design solutions.

The Industrial Design program aims to prepare graduates who are capable of:

• Innovating industrial designs for products, systems, and environments with aesthetic, functional, and practical value.
• Selecting appropriate technologies for designing and implementing various design solutions.
• Meeting human (needs - desires) through industrial design within the limits of available resources.
• Applying the scientific methodology in research and problem-solving.
• Integrating different sciences in design and production.
• Distinguishing between artistic and aesthetic cultures and interacting with them.
• Applying laws and regulations related to intellectual property rights, patents, and professional ethics.
• Contributing to community service institutions, addressing societal needs, and solving environmental problems.
• Practicing various learning methods, enhancing their abilities and performance.

• Innovates industrial designs for products, systems, and environments with aesthetic, functional, and practical value.
• Selects appropriate technologies for designing and implementing various design solutions.
• Meets human needs and desires through industrial design within available resources.
• Applies scientific thinking to research and problem-solving.
• Integrates various sciences into design and production.
• Distinguishes and interacts with different artistic and aesthetic cultures.
• Applies laws and regulations related to intellectual property rights, patents, and professional ethics.
• Contributes to serving community institutions, meeting their needs, and solving environmental problems.
• Adopts diverse learning methods, reflecting on their abilities and performance.