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Bachelor in Design: Comprehensive Design Track at IE University

The Bachelor in Design: Comprehensive Design Track course at IE University teaches students to tackle modern design challenges with innovative and sustainable solutions.


School: IE University, IE School of Architecture and Design
Course: Bachelor in Design: Comprehensive Design Track
Location: Madrid, Segovia, Spain
Course dates: September 2025 to July 2029
Application deadline: rolling admission

The Bachelor in Design: Comprehensive Design Track at IE School of Architecture and Design is a forward-thinking program for students who want to tackle modern design challenges with innovative and sustainable solutions. This degree combines a strong foundation in design theory with a hands-on, project-based approach that integrates scientific, creative and business perspectives to address real world problems.

Accredited by the Spanish government and compliant with the Bologna Process, the program provides students with essential skills in design history, technical methodologies and various representational techniques like drawing and 3D visualisation. The curriculum also emphasises understanding the business side of design, including marketing, business planning and project management, equipping students to bring their design concepts to life effectively.

Students engage with modern technology, sustainability, and social sciences, gaining a comprehensive skill set that enhances their design thinking. Through the program’s project-based methodology, particularly within The Design Council, students collaborate with professional partners on live projects, preparing them to meet contemporary design needs and make a significant impact in the field.

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