The Graduation Project is the final work in which students demonstrate the knowledge, skills and design approach gained over four years of undergraduate study through a comprehensive and original project.
Students are expected to carry out the design process holistically: from research and problem definition to user analysis, from concept development to material and production decisions, and from modelling and prototyping to presentation.
The process aims not only for a final product but for students to justify design decisions, evaluate alternatives, and show critical thinking and independent work. Supported when needed by expert opinions from other disciplines and external stakeholders, it forms an important threshold into professional design practice.
Jury and Graduation Exhibition
Graduation projects are presented and evaluated before mixed juries of academic members and sector representatives invited from relevant fields. Successful projects are planned to be shown to the public at a Graduation Exhibition held every year, so students can share their work with academia, industry and a wider audience.