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Product Design

Teaghan Holman, Puma Design Sprint Winner & Global Footwear Awards Design Competition Winner

Product designers use their skills as artists and creative problem solvers to make objects beautiful, meaningful and functional.

The Program

Product designers (also known as Industrial Designers) create consumer products and experiences that enrich and impact every aspect of life – from the shoes you wear to life-saving medical devices and everything in between.

In the CCS Product Design program, students learn to become trendsetters and expand the limits of style and form. They acquire the skills it takes to solve complex problems by using critical thinking skills and interdisciplinary approaches that give them the power to change the world.

At a glance

84%

Placement Rate

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Facilities

Experiential Learning in Product Design

With our extensive industry connections spanning over a century, we ensure that the active learning our students engage in aligns with industry needs, preparing them for careers. Through hands-on experiences and reflection, students bridge classroom knowledge with real-world applications, both within and outside traditional classroom settings. Experiential learning opportunities are integrated into academic programs. Offered within courses or programs of study, these opportunities enable students to apply their knowledge through educational projects, partnerships, and placements.

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Notable Alumni

CCS’s Product Design alumni have had a hand in the products you see and use everyday. From consumer electronics to sneakers and furniture, graduates pursue multiple avenues upon graduation.

logos of places CCS product design alumni work including Lego, Trek, Adidas and The North Face and many more

Tim Meredith '15

Industrial Designer, Bose

Ryan Davis '21

Industrial Designer, PING

Dennice Quijano '15

Senior Product Designer of Footwear, Allbirds

Student Work