Shaping the Future Through Design
Our programs are recognized as Human-Centered Technology Design STEM degrees.
Industrial Design at Georgia Tech prepares students to understand and shape the relationship between people, technology, and society. Through the integration of design, research, and technology, students learn to investigate complex challenges, generate knowledge, and translate insights into meaningful solutions.
As part of one of the world's leading research universities, our students work across disciplines and explore design beyond physical products, including services, systems, experiences, and emerging technologies. They develop the creative, research, and technical capabilities needed to address today's challenges and help shape what comes next.
Undergraduate Academics
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design (BSID)
The BSID combines creative exploration with rigorous research and technological fluency. At the heart of the curriculum is a sequence of eight design studios, one each semester, that progressively builds students' ability to investigate problems, develop ideas, prototype solutions, and evaluate their impact.
Through studio-based learning, interdisciplinary coursework, and access to research laboratories and fabrication facilities, students develop the knowledge and skills to address increasingly complex design challenges.
Graduate Academics
Master of Industrial Design (MID)
The MID prepares students to address complex challenges through advanced design research, creative exploration, and emerging technologies. Students from diverse academic and professional backgrounds investigate the relationships among people, technology, and society and translate knowledge into innovative products, services, systems, and experiences.
Through research, studio practice, and interdisciplinary collaboration across Georgia Tech, students develop the expertise to lead meaningful innovation across a rapidly evolving design landscape.
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