Visual Design Programmes

Interior Specialist

Interior Specialist does a variety of things in the field of design, and considers the needs of the individual or company that hires him/her. Primarily, the interior specialist must be able to provide a given space and functionality and take into consideration the availability of working area, desires, and budget of the client. Participants will also learn how to plan the design living of commercial environments that is practical and visually pleasing to the requirements of the client through a scaled down mock up design.

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Event Designer

Exhibition Designer is responsible for the design and layout of shows and exhibitions (public exhibits, trade & industry exhibits, air shows, conferences, exhibition for museums, galleries and local businesses). The standard procedures from licensing to working with various other professionals to run an exhibition (indoor/outdoor) will be covered in this programme.

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Product Designer

Product Designer invent or redesign current commercial products to improve the way that existing products work. Participants will look into ways of producing them at a lower cost through various R&D work. They will be given an opportunity to work on an existing product to improve on functionality while still maintaining a low cost.

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Stage Designer

Stage designer is a trained professional coming traditionally from a variety of artistic background, often in theatre arts. They specialise in designing the look and the feel of the stage physical appearance for performances. In this programme, participants experience good principles of design and use of space. Their projects include creating scaled models of the scenery, renderings, paint elevations and scale construction drawings as part of their communication with a show’s concept.

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Jewellery Designer

Jewellery designer will be involved in creating, crafting, fabricating, or rendering designs for jewelry. In this programme, participants will understand the types of jewellery, materials, equipments and tools. They will learn how to design, develop and implement the processes necessary to create their own designs

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Furniture Designer

Furniture designer takes participants into the process of furniture design as functional objects of space and interaction expression, cultural icons and symbols of emotions in context of personal, public or commercial environment.  Participants will develop design study, design fusion, expression of concepts and communication of ideas of furniture design. They will develop prototype, ergonomics and knowledge in industrial fabrication and production and marketing.

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Toy Designer

Toy Designer allows participants to learn how they create their own range of toys. There are two main types of toymaker a) skilled crafts people who produce highly individual toys and games by hand and machine, usually self-employed or in a very small company b) product designers/toymakers who often work in the design team of larger toy manufacturers, helping to develop new products from original ideas and sketches through to a finished prototype ready for mass production.