RMIT Industrial Design

13/12/2021

We would like to invite any 4th year Industrial Design student or recent Industrial Design graduate to complete a questionnaire conducted by a partner university, investigating the intersection of Industrial Design students and their learned knowledge of Electronics. This is research conducted by Barış Gür, PhD Candidate at Gazi University.

The survey is to assess ID students' needs to understand the accurate knowledge on electronics during their education. This research is pertinent to future ID programs informing on the demands for Industrial Designers to work across many fields, especially in the medical, digital, and electronic industries. Therefore, I welcome you to take 5-10 minutes of your time to complete this voluntary study and support research pursuing Industrial Design futures.

Questionnarie Details:

The research is conducted by: Baris Gur, a Ph.D. candidate from the Gazi University, Ankara.

Details: The survey is fully voluntary and anonymous. By choosing to complete the survey, you give consent for your responses to be used within the doctorial thesis and any publications relating to the research.

The aim of his research is to define these questions: How much information do industrial designers need in the electronics field and how will they access this information? Do newly graduates have this knowledge and if they do not, what kind of problems do they face?

The survey is phase two - a questionnaire. For the first phase, Baris has conducted a semi-formal interview with professional designers. And for the second phase, he has designed an online questionnaire consisting mainly of multiple selection questions. The survey has been collecting results from ID Students in Turkey and now, he is looking to expand the survey globally to do a cross-cultural comparison.

Required participants: 4th year ID student or recent graduates.

Link to the questionnaire: https://forms.gle/mEY8TSLHjZtMVebY8

Thank you in advance for your time and patience.

You are about to attend to a survey prepared by PhD. candidate Baris GUR and his consultant Prof. Dr. H. Guclu YAVUZCAN. You may prefer not to attend or quit attending in any stage of the survey without any justification. Questions you are about to answer, does not require any personal details, whic...

16/11/2021

Cameo Zhang has won a Distinction Project Award for her Honours project, "Grow: Smart Eternity Rings"!

You can view this project in full on the RMIT Industrial Design Behance page: https://www.behance.net/RMITID

08/11/2021

Its the time of year again! Join us to celebrate this year's Industrial Design Graduates, this friday 12th November from 5pm

05/10/2020

We are running an online information session on careers in design and technology teaching with DATTA (The Design and Technology Teaching Association) on Tuesday the 13th of October from 4.30pm- 6.00pm.

Meeting link below:

https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3a1f094f4e79ab4b239f8888c0d55c204b%40thread.tacv2/1601590638625?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22d1323671-cdbe-4417-b4d4-bdb24b51316b%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%223102ef28-6d88-45d0-a4ea-759c5b1b3288%22%7d

11/03/2020

Greetings RMIT ID, Melbourne Design Week is here! Time to get out and see the design work of your fellow students,
staff and alumni, be inspired and make some wonderful new friends and connections in our thriving creative community. One such event with a solid representation from the ID program is:

Death And Rebirth Of Glass: Upcycling From Recycling
A panel discussion hosted by Life & Death, as part of Melbourne Design Week 2020.

Life & Death hosts a team of designers and researchers from the School of Design at RMIT University, exploring the value of up-cycling glass fines. Building materials, aquaculture, and ceramics list some of the diverse uses of these fines. Our panel will discuss these in depth, along with their sustainability from different perspectives of the process; including design, manufacturing, innovation and commercialisation.

Life & Death organised by Friends & Associates as part of Melbourne Design Week
19th March 6-7:15pm
Meat Market Stables
2-8 Wreckyn St, North Melbourne

Tickets are free but bookings are preferred:
https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/program/life-death-death-and-rebirth-of-glass-upcycling-from-recycling/

See you down there!

Melbourne Design Week 2020

12/01/2020

Great to see our Graduate honours project at No21. Congratulations Desiree Riny from the ID cohort!

student innovation - Design student innovations build a robust category that is filled with imaginative concepts, some of which are realized, others not. Each collectio...

27/10/2019

RMIT_ID Semester 2 exhibition 2019.
Come and see the amazing work of our 1, 2 & 3 Year students from 5pm Thursday 31 October Building 45.

19/10/2019

ATN Solar Car Team's Queen of the Desert, Priscilla, took centre stage in Adelaide today on the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge Finish Line. Thanks to all our supporters, partners and sponsors - we couldn't have made our first race without you - RMIT University, UTS: University of Technology Sydney, University of South Australia, Curtin University, QUT (Queensland University of Technology), Valour Sport, Crust Pizza, Brumby's, KENWORTH Australia, Motorsport Hauler Trailers, Bridgestone Tires

14/10/2019

Nice work with the qualifying lap Matt Millar from RMIT University

13/10/2019

13/10/2019

11/10/2019

More than 40 solar powered cars will start racing across Australia this weekend. Five Australian universities have collaborated on what they say is a practical solar car design.