The Intelligence Technology Design program examines artificial intelligence and emerging technologies within the expanded context of industrial design. It aims to cultivate designers and researchers who critically explore the relationships among technology, society, culture, environment, and human experience, and who can propose new visions for products, services, experiences, and interactions.
The curriculum is structured around four tracks: Product Design, Service Design, Interaction and User Experience Design, and AI and Data–Driven Design. Combining practice-based design processes with interdisciplinary theory, the program includes courses such as design semiotics, critical design, and speculative design. Through this approach, students develop new design concepts and methodologies while building integrated perspectives on technology, society, and human experience.
Students conduct advanced research with faculty advisors and are encouraged to present at international conferences, participate in exhibitions, and publish academic papers. The program also supports internships and industry–academic collaborations aligned with students’ research interests.
Graduates pursue careers as designers, strategists, and entrepreneurs in global companies and startups, or continue their academic research through advanced studies at leading universities worldwide.