The programme
ESDAC offers a unique course of study, the fruit of a bold alliance between industrial innovation and craft excellence. This distinctive duality opens up many employability prospects in a constantly changing world. By combining technological mastery with artistic sensitivity, ESDAC gives shape to innovation while making technology accessible. The objects created are not merely aesthetic: they genuinely enrich our everyday lives, embodying both craft excellence and industrial performance.
Where can you study this programme?
Why choose this Master's?
Programme
Discover the full content of the programme
➜ Classes focus on advanced techniques, with courses in digital modelling, model-making, discovering new materials and innovation.
➜ Adding to this the vision of the object and the product in a more craft-based and rarefied world, design projects through the project-related courses, experimental design and innovation, UX system service and Product Design
➜ And the world of design law, entrepreneurship, prototyping, model-making and design drawing, working through the analysis and feasibility phases.
A choice of options is offered so that students can tailor their course of study (see the course diagram).
On campus, with practical and lecture-based classes, project supervision and workshops. Added to this are the professional environment, taking part in the open days to present work, support in finding a placement, and creative studios.
*The programme is not exhaustive; courses may vary and terminology may change from one year to the next.
88%
pass rate among candidates on the Mastère Design Produit for the 2024 cohort.

100%
of students reported to be in employment six months after the professional certification, for the 2024 cohort.
After the Master's
On completion of the qualification, the Master's programme allows students to move straight into working lifeThe professions targeted by the certification
Once you have graduated, you will be able to work in one of these sectors and take up these roles linked to the qualification.
➜ Large industrial groups,
➜ SMEs or start-ups,
➜ Firms specialising in design or in research and development,
➜ Small independent agencies across the country,
➜ Self-employed as a freelance professional.
This diversity of environments offers different career prospects, from innovative, agile projects to larger-scale work with significant technical and human resources. They contribute to creating objects and systems that are functional, attractive, durable and suited to users' needs, in fields as varied as industrial equipment, furniture, transport, everyday consumer goods, interior decoration, innovative technologies, craft and services.
➜ Industrial designer
➜ Industrial design engineer
➜ Design product manager
➜ Design concept developer
➜ Packaging designer
➜ Fit-out & furniture designer
➜ Textile designer
➜ Service designer
They chose ESDAC
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