Master's degrees in Industrial Design in England, United Kingdom

The Process Safety course at London South Bank University explores topics which cover a wide range of disciplines in relation to process safety, such as; process control, process reliability, human factors in system design and control, engineering ethics, occupational health, environmental impacts as well as toxicology, fires and explosions, safety procedures and design, and relief systems.

The Aerospace Vehicle Design - Aircraft Design programme offered by the Cranfield University explores how different structural and systems elements can be designed and integrated using up-to-date methods and techniques.

The MSc in Structural Design - Aerospace Vehicle Design offered by the Cranfield University provides you with an understanding of aircraft structures, airworthiness requirements, design standards, stress analysis, fatigue and fracture (damage tolerance) and fundamentals of aerodynamics and loading. Also covered is the suitable selection of materials, both metallic and composite.

This Facade Engineering programme at University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) is a unique course, working closely with CWCT and designed specifically for the industry - overcoming a severe skills shortage and making it easier for companies to find the staff they need.   

If you're a creative ready to take your studies to the next level, our MRes in Creative Industries is a postgraduate taught degree that can help you achieve your ambitions and land your dream job.

This MSc Advanced Engineering Design course at University of Plymouth is for graduate engineers who are motivated to advance their knowledge, skills and understanding of modern engineering design practice. You'll explore the methods, tools and technologies used by engineering designers, while advancing your professional competency and readiness to tackle complex engineering challenges.

The Aerospace Vehicle Design - Avionic Systems Design offered by the Cranfield University provides you with an understanding of avionic systems design, analysis, development, test and airframe integration.

Building Information Modelling (BIM) in Design Construction and Operations from University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) is fast becoming the industry standard approach to designing, analysing, and managing building lifecycle.  

The Manufacture Materials Design module from The Open University UK  introduces materials processing from the perspective of a design engineer. During the module, you’ll study a range of manufacturing processes and explore how components are made, focusing on the interactions between manufacture, materials and design.

The MSc in Aerospace Vehicle Design from Cranfield University aims to build knowledge on the design of flying vehicles such as aircraft, missiles, airships and spacecraft. 

 Automotive and Transport Design course at Coventry University  provides you with the additional option to apply for a professional experience opportunity during your first semester with us. 

The School of Arts and Creative Industries at London South Bank University is an ideal place to undertake MRes research. 

The Gun Systems Design course from Cranfield University covers the essential technology required for the participants to take a lead role within their organisation on the specification, design and development of gun systems.

The M.S. in Ceramic Design at Staffordshire University produces career-ready graduates that are in demand by leading ceramic companies both in the UK and overseas. With world-famous ceramic manufacturers quite literally on the doorstep, Stoke-on-Trent provides a unique venue for the study of ceramic design. 

This innovative Digital Design and Manufacturing course from Manchester Metropolitan University offers hands-on training in the fascinating field of digital manufacturing and aims to educate and develop industry-ready professionals.

At this Product Design MSc programme from De Montfort University, you will develop an advanced understanding of your design practice, and discover how emerging digital technologies can enhance your skill set, in order to take an individual and innovative approach to tackling complex industry challenges.

The Integrated Product Design degree from Brunel University London focuses on the design of innovative products, emphasising the balance between the interest of users, industry, society and the environment. 

The focus of this Design Innovation programme at Loughborough University will help you engage with design and innovation as drivers for change in organisations, generating insight from across the creative and strategic domains.

The M.A. in Textiles at University of Huddersfield aims to cover a vastly changing environment spanning both the more commercial and arts side of the subject. As a broad subject area this course allows you to explore a varied range of textile directions and contexts.

The Service Design programme of Ravensbourne University London will enable you to design new services at the point where they intersect with the needs and experiences of end users, consumers and stakeholders.