Product or Industrial design at Loughborough?

I have applied for Industrial Design at Loughborough and received an offer but I study maths a-level. At my interview they recommended that I take Product Design as opposed to Industrial due to my qualifications. Could anyone studying Product Design at Lboro tell me what the maths and physics is like within the course please? Also whether there are any advantages to taking Product over industrial? Thank you

I've firmed product design and at my interview my interviewer did ask how my maths was because a lot of electrical and mechanical skills would be involved and I guess that's where the math comes in, but in industrial design mechanics and electrical work is kept to a basic understanding which relate to product design as it says on their webpage. (But that's all I got really until someone that actually studies there decides to reply)

I've just firmed Product Design as my top choice at Loughborough, i was just wondering what accommodation you're going to apply for? I have no idea which to go for or how far away anything is on the map!

Well I've been thinking of Telford so far, it isn't too far from the Design School and I don't mind walking either way. From what I've seen on the webpage I think I would rather like it there how about you?

Yeah i was thinking there too actually! That or somewhere in that area, but that was the one I was looking at

Has anyone received an email from lboro detailing how and when to apply for accommodation. They said I'd hear in April but nothing yet and I know accommodation opens in May ?

Has anyone received an email from lboro detailing how and when to apply for accommodation. They said I'd hear in April but nothing yet and I know accommodation opens in May ?

Hi kayong79

It really depends on circumstances, so it's very difficult to say.
Sorry can't be more help than that, but it's like asking how long is a piece of string!

Vicky