BA in Design
Bachelor of Arts in Design
Italy Oct 2026 intake 180 credits · 3 years Taught in English €13K / year Full-time
Top job matches for the Bachelor of Arts in Design
Occupation matches are mapped from this programme's verified curriculum against the ESCO (European Skills, Competences, Qualifications & Occupations) standard.
European Skills, Competences, Qualifications & Occupations
Bachelor of Arts in Design at Domus Academy → Furniture designer (ESCO 2163.1.4) · 88% Strong match.
The program's grounded skills strongly align with furniture design practice. Exceptional emphasis on 3D modelling, prototyping, materials assessment, and product design directly supports the conception of furniture combining innovative design, functional requirements and aesthetic appeal.
Bachelor of Arts in Design at Domus Academy → Interior designer (ESCO 3432.1) · 85% Strong match.
Strong foundation in 3D modelling, visual design translation, and spatial/materials assessment supports interior design. However, the program lacks explicit emphasis on portfolio management, team management, budget control, and trend monitoring—critical competencies for professional interior designers.
Bachelor of Arts in Design at Domus Academy → Product development manager (ESCO 1223.2.1) · 79% Good match.
Program grounds core design and prototyping competencies essential for product development. However, significant gaps exist in business-critical skills: budget management, cost calculation, market research, consumer trend analysis, and product lifecycle management—functions central to the product development manager role.
Bachelor of Arts in Design at Domus Academy → Art director (ESCO 2654.1) · 77% Good match.
The program develops visual design translation, concept development, and design principles at solid reinforcement levels. Art directors shape visual layouts and creative projects, which aligns well with the program's emphasis on visual communication and design methodology, though grounded skills lack explicit emphasis on team management and creative direction of collaborators.
Bachelor of Arts in Design at Domus Academy → Interior planner (ESCO 3432.1.1) · 73% Good match.
Interior Planning overlaps with the program's Spatial Design and Interior Design courses, particularly in spatial planning, materials knowledge, and trend research. However, client management and feasibility study skills receive limited explicit attention.
The program's grounded skills strongly align with furniture design practice. Exceptional emphasis on 3D modelling, prototyping, materials assessment, and product design directly supports the conception of furniture combining innovative design, functional requirements and aesthetic appeal.
SkillsStrong foundation in 3D modelling, visual design translation, and spatial/materials assessment supports interior design. However, the program lacks explicit emphasis on portfolio management, team management, budget control, and trend monitoring—critical competencies for professional interior designers.
SkillsProgram grounds core design and prototyping competencies essential for product development. However, significant gaps exist in business-critical skills: budget management, cost calculation, market research, consumer trend analysis, and product lifecycle management—functions central to the product development manager role.
SkillsThe program develops visual design translation, concept development, and design principles at solid reinforcement levels. Art directors shape visual layouts and creative projects, which aligns well with the program's emphasis on visual communication and design methodology, though grounded skills lack explicit emphasis on team management and creative direction of collaborators.
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