Program overview
Industrial Products Design is a field on designing industrial products: from appliances to furniture and transport. Turkish universities offer modern programs in this field taught in English and Turkish, with practice, projects and internships. The standard bachelor's timeline is 4 years.
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What the coursework covers
The program moves from foundational courses to specialized subjects and practice.
- Design and composition fundamentals
- Drawing and drafting
- Materials science
- 3D modelling
- Introduction to industrial design
- Product design
- Ergonomics
- Prototyping
- Manufacturing technology
- Design research
- Product UX
- Sustainable design
- Design management
- Project work
- Design project
- an individual creative project, studio work or professional portfolio in the chosen specialization;
- a final presentation, exhibition, showreel or case that demonstrates the level of work for employment or further study.
Your career outlook
- Industrial designer
- Product designer
- 3D modeller
- Manufacturing, design studios, brands
What specialists earn in Turkey and abroad
How to tell it fits you
It clicks if you…
- You are interested in Industrial Products Design and related subjects.
- You like learning through practice too - projects and internships, not just lectures.
- You want a degree valued internationally and the experience of study abroad.
Consider carefully if…
- You're still choosing a direction - start with a quick consultation.
- Your native language is a must - verify the language of instruction at the university.
Additional guide to programme language
For Industrial Products Design, language affects studio critique, prototyping, presentation and portfolio work. Bahcesehir lists Industrial Design in English, and adjacent design routes include Fashion and Textile Design in English and Graphic Design in Turkish at Topkapi.
Examples to check with StudyU: Bahcesehir University: Industrial Design (Bachelor, English); Bahcesehir University: Fashion and Textile Design (Bachelor, English); Topkapi University: Graphic Design (Bachelor, Turkish).
Universities offering Industrial Products Design
Compare universities - tuition, language and degree side by side.
| University | Degree | Language | Tuition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yasar University | Bachelor | English | $8 000/yr |
Real data on universities and prices (full tuition, 2026). In a free consultation we'll help pick a university and explain the available discount.
How to apply for Industrial Products Design in Turkey
Admission to Industrial Products Design programs at private Turkish universities runs on your school record: an 11-year certificate is accepted directly, and most universities skip entrance exams. Two prerequisites: a language certificate (TOEFL for English tracks, TÖMER for Turkish) and the denklik equivalence - we process the latter alongside your application. For public universities, YÖS or SAT may be required.
What applicants ask most
Yes - an 11-year school certificate is accepted directly, and most private universities admit to Industrial Products Design without entrance exams. Public universities may ask for YÖS or SAT.
Most partner universities offer Industrial Products Design in English (TOEFL required); Turkish-taught tracks accept TÖMER. If your language level falls short, universities provide a preparatory year.
Programs are available in english. The teaching language varies by university - we'll find a suitable option with you.
Yes - we're with you the whole way: university and program choice, documents, visa, housing. The first consultation is free.
Pay is shaped by city, employer segment and languages: Istanbul and Ankara rank highest, and international companies out-pay local business. In design, income is defined by the portfolio: strong cases raise your rate faster than seniority. We will share current ranges during a consultation.
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