Digital products are part of almost everything we do: we play, learn, shop, communicate and explore new environments through interfaces and interactive experiences.

The Bachelor's Degree in Interactive Product Design and Creation responds to the technology sector's growing demand for the application of technology for both artistic and functional purposes. You will learn to design, programme and develop innovative interactive products, from interactive installations to web and mobile applications, combining creativity, design and programming to meet people's needs.

You will work across disciplines such as UX/UI design, prototyping, multimedia engineering, audiovisual production, 2D and 3D modelling and interactive technologies. You will also explore areas such as virtual and augmented reality, animation and the integration of electronic components.

Why study the Bachelor's Degree in Interactive Product Design and Creation at La Salle-URL?

Bring together design, technology and creativity

This degree combines three areas that are often studied separately: multimedia engineering, digital arts and interactive technologies. This combination will enable you to approach a product from its initial concept through to its design, programming and production.

Obtain a Specialisation in Video Games

During the degree, you can obtain the Specialisation in Video Games by completing the required 48 ECTS credits and become an expert in this field, working across disciplines such as game design, video game art and video game programming.

Design with people in mind

An interactive product does not work simply because it uses good technology. It must also be useful, understandable and appealing. You will learn to apply user experience, interface design and functionality principles to create solutions that respond to real needs.

Learn in a cross-disciplinary environment

You will share an academic environment with students from other specialisms, such as Digital Arts and Multimedia Engineering. This cross-disciplinary approach will help you understand different professional languages and adapt to the constant evolution of technology.

Explore Barcelona's technology ecosystem

You will study at La Salle Campus Barcelona, in an environment connected to technology, creativity and digital innovation. You will also have access to the facilities of the IASlab (Interactive Arts & Science Laboratory), a pioneer in transdisciplinary research and artistic creation.

The space is equipped with an immersive room, as well as laboratories specialising in visual effects, virtual reality, augmented reality and acoustics, providing you with a unique environment for experimentation and innovation.

Boost your project with BrooderLab

To help secure the future of your projects, we have BrooderLab, a production and distribution company linked to La Salle Campus Barcelona that connects students with the audiovisual industry.

It provides a space where you can work alongside professionals to develop your talent and facilitate participation in international festivals and events.

Artistic challenges with AI

At La Salle Campus Barcelona, we have more than 25 years of experience in artificial intelligence research. We train our students to develop critical thinking about AI and to integrate it ethically and responsibly, always ensuring the originality and authorship of their projects.

Frequently asked questions about the Bachelor in Design and Creation of Interactive Products (FAQS)

What do you study on the Interactive Product Design and Creation degree?

The degree combines UX/UI design, user experience, programming, multimedia engineering, audiovisual production and interactive technologies.

You will also work with 2D and 3D modelling and animation, prototyping, narrative, applied electronics and the creation of physical and virtual products.

Do I need to know how to programme before I start?

No previous programming knowledge is required. Throughout the degree, you will learn the foundations you need to develop multimedia software and create interactive products, combining technology, design and creativity.

Can I specialise in video games?

Yes. During the degree, you will be able to obtain the Specialisation in Video Games by completing the required 48 ECTS credits.

The specialisation covers areas such as game design, level design, programming, art, environment modelling, narrative, production and sound for video games.

What makes this degree different from a course focused solely on design?

Its cross-disciplinary approach connects design, programming, digital arts and multimedia engineering. This enables you to understand both the visual and creative dimensions of a product, as well as how its technology works and the experience it provides to the user.

What career opportunities does the degree offer?

You will be able to pursue career paths such as UX/UI designer, interface designer, digital product designer, multimedia designer, game designer, video game designer, video game programmer, 2D and 3D artist or immersive experience designer.

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