Industrial designers think through making – using their hands, as well as computers – to create drawings and prototypes of novel ideas. Industrial designers ask a lot of questions. They solve problems by doing research – interviewing and observing the behavior of end-users. They create solutions that satisfy needs and solve problems based on those interactions. Industrial designers also create systems and services. The work they do drives innovation and business strategy. They use their skills to interface with complex, “wicked” problems to instigate communication, foster collaboration, and spur action.

- Official High School Transcripts; - Letter of recommendation; - English Language Proficiency.