[kk8899]

anyone got idea where is the top ten university for interior and product design, many thanks

[cleas001]

is that joint interior and product or seperate courses your after...
i looked into it- when i applied for me it was a choice between brunel and loughbrough for product design... have a look on porductdesignforum.co.uk - decide what you want first besause some of the courses are more engineering based where as others are more design/arty based... othe places to look at though might be leeds, sussex (or possibly surrey- icant remember), aston, oh yeah theres one in scotland which is meant to be pretty good- its either glasgow or aberdeen- as a guide i found that when i applied the best ones asked for an interview- and they discussed your portfolio with you- which was really good...

[hester]

well,not that i'm biased or anything but falmouth - university college falmouth - has a v good spatial design course, which is sorta interior design, and a very good 3d design course - also focuses on sustainability and such like. both highly regarded.

[kk8899]

many thanks, brunnel and loughborough is graeat, how do u think of northumbria?

and falmouth should be a good place to study, but if i want to be a bit close to city, anyother suggestion to interior alone??
cheers

[cleas001]

tbh- i didnt even know that northumbria did it... but im pretty sure that loughbrough and brunel are probably the best for product design

[kk8899]

Originally Posted by cleas001

tbh- i didnt even know that northumbria did it... but im pretty sure that loughbrough and brunel are probably the best for product design

well, the apple designer studied and teach there. it is really up and coming!!
but i will put loughbrough together. since both university
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[Bitemaja]

Do somebody knows what has to be in portfolio if you want to study interior design? do I have to take my paintings or smthng?

[me,myself and eye]

Anyone studying interior design? Suggestions about where to study? Do you know something about id at ECA?

thanx a lot

[Talib]

What about Sussex for product design? I'm already applying to Northumbria, loughborough, Brighton and bournemouth but out of all of them Sussex looks the best...

[kerry595]

Ravensbourne and Central Saint Martins are f*cking good for Product Design, if you're looking at the creative side of things.

Although, i've heard the product design tutor at CSM is a crazy gentleman, but that's never a bad thing.

[kk8899]

sussex........

i don't think they r famous and look good, hope to hear what other people say.

[BiscuitFuelled]

Glasgow School of Art is one of the best product design courses in the country - although it's not traditional ID or PD really. Very much on the bleeding edge of design thinking...