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Pathway + Bachelor

Product Design with a Foundation Year BA (Hons)

UK

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What will I learn?

You will examine the process of designing and developing functional, inclusive, and sustainable products and furniture, understanding how social and cultural factors influence design decisions. You will develop knowledge of design in response to collaborative, professional, commercial, and economic considerations.Alongside research and design development skills, you will increase your practical knowledge through extensive hands-on exploration. Engaging with making from the outset enables you to fully realise design concepts and create convincing models and prototypes. With strong contemporary design thinking, you will explore various ‘scales of manufacture’ to position yourself within a global industry.By working on live projects, work placements and collaborative projects, you will learn how businesses operate at a commercial, technological, ethical, and sustainable level.

Which department am I in?

Birmingham School of Architecture and Design

Study options

Full Time (4 Years)

Tuition fees
£16,085.00 (US$ 20,773) per year
£16085 Per year

This is a fixed fee

*Price shown is for indicative purposes, please

Start date

September 2025

Venue

Parkside Building Campus

Parkside Building,

Cardigan Street,

Birmingham,

B4 7BD, CENTRAL ENGLAND, England

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

Pathways options

Offered by other partners

This university accepts pathways courses from
  • Birmingham City University International College - Navitas UK
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About Birmingham City University

Birmingham City University is a student-centred, dynamic learning environment, offering courses approved by professional bodies.

  • Students gain adequate hands-on learning and develop skills
  • Refine academic writing skills through workshop and tutorial
  • GBP 340 million investment in facilities
  • University-run part-time student employment scheme