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Spring Semester in Italian Contemporary Design IED Milan
The Italian Contemporary Design and Trends Spring Semester offers an overview of modern design, focusing on current trends in art, furniture, and interior design. The course covers the Italian design system, management, and methodology, analyzing furniture trends from practical and emotional perspectives. It aims to build technical and critical skills through classroom learning and trade fairs and...
The Italian Contemporary Design and Trends Spring Semester offers an overview of modern design, focusing on current trends in art, furniture, and interior design. The course covers the Italian design system, management, and methodology, analyzing furniture trends from practical and emotional perspectives. It aims to build technical and critical skills through classroom learning and trade fairs and aligns with the Interior Design academic year. Enrollment is available for one semester or the full year. The course focuses on the Italian design system, particularly in furniture design. You'll examine collections by colors, materials, and finishes, and learn about key trade shows like Salone del Mobile. During Milan Design Week, you'll gain hands-on experience to identify trends and create a ...
Program Highlights
Learn a lot from a course that includes a combination of theoretical lessons, field trips, and workshops meant for students missing a specific background, and wants to enjoy a study abroad experience.
Get a comprehensive answer to the countless requirements of the design community: designing for people and with people.
Develop project methodology, knowledge of the industry, and managerial skills, so as to operate in the most different settings—from interior to product from transportation to service design.
Transform society through innovation strategies, product development, design of spaces, transportation, sustainability, craftsmanship, and food experience.
Go into the importance of the manufacturing process of objects, deal with design method tools, prototyping, and innovative materials.
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- Milan, Italy
- Spring
- Design
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Program Details
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Locations
- Milan, Italy
Types and Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- Design
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- Spring
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
This Program is also open to Solo
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
Accommodation Options
- Independent living
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- High school graduate, diploma or the equivalent (for example: GED)
- Some college credit, no degree
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
- Written Application
- Resume
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The Italian Contemporary Design and Trends Spring Semester offers an overview of modern design, focusing on current trends in art, furniture, and interior design. The course covers the Italian design system, management, and methodology, analyzing furniture trends from practical and emotional perspectives. It aims to build technical and critical skills through classroom learning and trade fairs and aligns with the Interior Design academic year. Enrollment is available for one semester or the full year. The course focuses on the Italian design system, particularly in furniture design. You'll examine collections by colors, materials, and finishes, and learn about key trade shows like Salone del Mobile. During Milan Design Week, you'll gain hands-on experience to identify trends and create a ...
IED - Istituto Europeo di Design
IED - Istituto Europeo di Design
Ready to Learn More?
The Italian Contemporary Design and Trends Spring Semester offers an overview of modern design, focusing on current trends in art, furniture, and interior design. The course covers the Italian design system, management, and methodology, analyzing furniture trends from practical and emotional perspectives. It aims to build technical and critical skills through classroom learning and trade fairs and aligns with the Interior Design academic year. Enrollment is available for one semester or the full year. The course focuses on the Italian design system, particularly in furniture design. You'll examine collections by colors, materials, and finishes, and learn about key trade shows like Salone del Mobile. During Milan Design Week, you'll gain hands-on experience to identify trends and create a ...
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