Engineering in Industrial Design and Products Development Degree

Presentation

The Degree in Engineering in Industrial Design and Product Development belongs to the Engineering and Architecture branch of knowledge. The study plan defined for this degree is designed so that the student acquires the necessary training to be capable of developing and managing the entire process in the life of a product.

The study plan leading to the Degree in Engineering in Industrial Design and Product Development consists of 240 ECTS credits, structured in four academic years of 60 credits each.

The minimum number of European enrollment credits per student and teaching period in the degree is in accordance with the Rules of Progress and Permanence in the official degrees of the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, which establish the modalities of enrollment in time complete and partial.

The languages ​​used in the teaching of this title are Spanish and English with proportions of 95% and 5% of the credits that make up the degree, respectively.

To obtain the degree, the student must have in a foreign language the equivalent of level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

Tipo de enseñanza Presencial
New entry places offered 100

Admission profile

As established in the objectives of the degree, the Graduate in Industrial Design and Product Development Engineering is a professional with a broad vision of the field of Industrial Engineering, its fundamental disciplines, basic principles and scope, aware of the need to constantly update their training and equipped with the necessary self-learning skills to do so. Is able to work effectively in the planning, implementation, configuration and maintenance of industrial infrastructure making use of the necessary technologies, with emphasis on Information and Communication Technologies. Assumes the social, ethical, professional and civil responsibility of his/her activity based on the respect for fundamental rights and equality between men and women, in accordance with the values of a culture of peace and democratic values. Works effectively in multidisciplinary and multilingual teams, assuming different roles, and communicates effectively with both specialised and non-specialised audiences.

For a correct development of the studies leading to the degree in Industrial Design and Product Development Engineering taught at the EIIC of the ULPGC, it is considered advisable that the entry profile of students corresponds to the following personal and academic characteristics:

Required knowledge:

  • Notions of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Technical Drawing.
  • Oral and written expression in Spanish, comprehension of texts in Spanish.
  • Oral and written expression in English, comprehension of texts in English.

Required Skills:

  • Aptitude for study and work organization.
  • Logical reasoning and real-world problem-solving skills.
  • Readiness for practical work.
  • Manual dexterity in the handling of instruments or equipment that will be widely used in their studies.

Required Capacities:

  • Ability to analyze and synthesize information.
  • Capacity for argumentation, reasoning and expression of ideas.
  • Computer and Internet skills.
  • Creative and innovative capacity in the face of technological developments.
  • Ability to cooperate in groups.

Attitudes:

  • Organised, curious, entrepreneur and willing to apply knowledge to real situations.
  • Creative and innovative capacity in the face of the evolution of technological advances.
  • Ability to cooperate in groups.

Graduate Profile

The aim of this degree is to provide students with the necessary knowledge to be able to develop and manage the entire life process of a product.

An Industrial Design professional must be prepared to solve problems in accordance with the contexts of the company and society of the moment, and for this he/she will have to be used to understanding these contexts which are always changing.

The proposed orientation would raise the need to respond to:

  • The demand for globalisation of markets.
  • Facilitating information flows.
  • Control, optimisation and constant innovation in all areas of the generation, development and launch of new products.
  • Project experimentation.
  • To this end, the white paper proposes four content areas:
  • Generation of ideas for the market.
  • Development of new products.
  • Production and manufacturing techniques.
  • Product launch.

In order to have continuity in training after the degree, the implementation of a joint Master’s degree with the University of La Laguna, Barcelona and the Basque Country is being studied. This Master’s Degree will be of 60 ECTS, the title of which will be “Master’s Degree in Innovation in Design for the Tourism Sector”.

It is also possible to access the EIIC’s university master’s degree, by taking the appropriate leveling subjects in the latter.

Credit Distribution

Subject type ECTS
Basic formation 60
Compulsory subjects
Common to the industrial field 49.5
Specific Technology 97.5
Optative courses 9
On-the-job training 12
Final Degree Project 12
TOTAL CREDITS 240

Contact

PEDRO MANUEL HERNÁNDEZ CASTELLANO
sub_ient@eiic.ulpgc.es
Phone: 928451993