Exchange programme in the BA or MA Product Design
30 - 60 ECTS / 1 semester - 1 year
Campus Genk / C-mine
Campus Genk / C-mine
Product Design in Genk
Academic Bachelor
In the product design department you will learn to design products, services and systems that have an impact on people, the environment and society. You will explore the complex relationship between products and the impact they create (Exploring), translate the insights generated from this exploration into sustainable futures (Storytelling) and learn to make these future scenarios tangible (Making), so that you can test and evaluate their potential in different contexts and for diverse people.
This process of exploring, making and storytelling forms the basis of our program.
Exchange Students are most welcome in our 3rd bachelor year in the Autumn Semester. Where the will engage in the Circular and Multiple Design modules. Please scroll down to discover your course selection.
Curriculum
We offer interesting design modules for international students in the Autumn Semester. Modules which are theme directed accompagnied by assignments which are contextualized within a particular theme that poses a Contemporary Design Challenge. Giving students insights into how design shapes a world in change and what the designer's role can be in this.
The following courses are offerde in our exchange Semester:
- Autonomous Design (9 ects)
- Multiple Design (9 ects)
- Material & Technology 3 (3 ects)
- (Entrepreneurial) The Creative Industry 101 (5 ects)
- Toolkit Workshop (Autumn) + Personal Project (3 ects)
Jietse Van Landschoot
Emma Ribbens - Nomadlab
What do you need?
A good understanding and speech of English (level B2) is required to make the most of your stay with us.
Our campus does not own student accommodation. Therefore, you will have to rent a room on the private housing market for the duration of your stay. To help you in your search, please contact our student support services.
Or snoop around on this webplatform (KotatLimburg).
We always ask our own outgoing LUCA students if they wish to swop their student room with you for the Semester. Our International Officer Jan Louis can tell you more about that.
Interested in this course?
Application & entry requirements
All Erasmus+ Exchange Students need to apply via the exchange application procedure of LUCA School of Arts. During your application process, you can indicate the LUCA campus of your choice and the exchange programme you wish to apply for. Notice that not all programmes are open for incoming exchange students in both semesters. An overview can be found here.
- The deadline for the Autumn Semester / full year is April 1
- The deadline for the Spring Semester is October 1
Outcome Exchange Application
The outcome of the application can be expected within 4-6 weeks after the application deadline. Both you and your international coordinator will be informed about the result of your application by e-mail. No need to inquire about the outcome yourself.
Where do you have class?
Facilities & campus life
Campus C-Mine Genk
- Een kleinschalige campus met een dynamische vibe tussen de verschillende opleidingen en de creatieve industrie uit de omgeving
- Werkplaatsen met up-to-date technologie zoals Wacom-cintiq, Renderfarm, Stopmotion studio, Cintiq tekentablets en VR Brillen ...
- Tv- en filmsets, montageruimtes, audiostudio’s en inspirerende research, schrijf- en productielokalen
- Een gespecialiseerde bibliotheek en goed uitgeruste uitleendienst met state of the art opname en post-productie apparatuur
- Creatieve hub voor jonge ondernemers
- Een modern gebouw op een historische site
+ 32 2 447 16 00
C-MINE 5, 3600 Genk
info.cmine@luca-arts.be
Contact
For specific information or questions about exchange in the Product Design degree, please contact:
Mr Wim Buts via email.
Campus Genk / C-mine
For general information on International exchange at campus C-mine, please contact:
Jan Louis De Bruyn via email.
Address
- C-MINE 5, 3600 Genk
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