What are the employment directions of product design major?

Product design is a comprehensive discipline involving art, engineering and business, aiming at cultivating students' innovative thinking, design skills and market insight. Graduates can find employment opportunities in many fields. The following are some common employment directions:

1. industrial designer: engaged in product appearance design and structural design in manufacturing, automobile, electronic products and other fields, responsible for product appearance aesthetics and functionality.

2. Interaction designer: Engaged in user interface design and user experience design in software development, Internet and mobile applications, focusing on product usability and user satisfaction.

3. Packaging designer: engaged in product packaging design in consumer goods industry, responsible for product packaging form, materials and printing technology.

4. Furniture designer: engaged in furniture design and space planning in furniture manufacturing, interior design and other fields, paying attention to the functionality and aesthetic value of products.

5. Toy designer: engaged in toy design and creativity in toy manufacturing and entertainment industries, responsible for the fun and safety of products.

6. Fashion designer: engaged in fashion design and creative work in the fields of clothing, shoes and hats, accessories, etc., paying attention to the fashion and personalization of products.

7. Interior designer: Engaged in interior space design and decoration in the field of architecture and interior design, responsible for creating a comfortable, beautiful and practical indoor environment.

8. Graphic designer: engaged in graphic design and typesetting in advertising, publishing, media and other fields, responsible for making promotional materials, posters, books, etc.