Product Design
Sales & Marketing
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Lincoln University
Learn consumer-centric product design by experiencing the full process of developing and refining a product concept, with an emphasis on marketing, evaluation, intellectual property, and sustainability.


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Understand the strategic importance of product design
Appreciate the impact product design has on a firm's success and competitiveness.

Identify opportunities from market and consumer changes
Infer product design opportunities by assessing shifts in the macro-environment and changes in consumer needs.

Describe the product design process
Outline the flow of product design processes and activities involved in bringing a concept to market.
What You're Signing Up For
This course teaches students to understand and apply consumer-centric design. It involves guiding learners through the process of developing and refining product concepts, highlighting the strategic importance of product design within a firm. Key focus areas include analysing market and environmental shifts, the flow of design processes, evaluating concepts, protecting intellectual property, applying industrial design techniques, effective communication of ideas, and incorporating environmental considerations.
Course Content
- Strategic importance of product design
- Assessing macro-environmental shifts and consumer needs
- Product design processes and activities
- Techniques for designing and evaluating product concepts
- Intellectual property protection
- Industrial design techniques for value enhancement
- Multimodal communication of product concepts
- Environmental responsibility in product design
- Life Cycle Assessment
What you need to know first
A minimum of 45 credit points from specified courses
A minimum of 15 credit points from specified courses
Consumer Behaviour (MKTG-205)
Managing Value (COMM-202)
Principles of Marketing (MKTG-115)
A minimum of 30 credit points from any level 200 or level 300 courses

What sort of industry will this job lead to
Business
Product Development
Marketing

Future employment opportunities might be
Product Manager
Marketing Manager
Product Development Specialist
Brand Manager


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