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25. Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Rating: 49.3% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The school of design is the only school in Hong Kong that offers higher level design education.
Location: Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Founded: 1937
Total Enrollment: 1,200
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24. Georgia Institute of Technology
Rating: 55.3% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: Georgia Tech has a great blend of engineering, manufacturing, business, and design in its curriculum.
It's also the alma mater of several prominentdesigners including Michael Arad, who designed the World Trade
Center Memorial in New York City and "Trading Spaces" designer Vern Yip.
Location: Atlanta, GA
Founded: 1885
Total Enrollment: 20,000
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23. Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture (fka University of Art and Design Helsinki)
Rating: 55.6% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The School of Arts, Design, and Architecture is broken into five departments: Media; Design; Art;
Architecture; and Motion Picture, Television and Production Design. All departments put an emphasis on a
humanist world view and aim to implement human-oriented environments.
Location: Helsinki, Finland
Founded: 1871
Total Enrollment: 2,779
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22. Institute of Design (Chicago)
Rating: 58% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: As one of our respondents notes, the Institute of Design is "one of the rare species that pushes the
boundaries of where the design discipline can play and win."
Location: Chicago, IL
Founded: 1937
Total Enrollment: 150
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21. UCLA Design Media Arts
UCLA Design Media Arts
Rating: 59.3% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: UCLA Design Media Arts's partnership with Ogilvy & Mather enables students to learn directly from a
brand expert for an entire semester. The school's top employers include Wieden & Kennedy and Walt Disney.
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Founded: 1988
Total Enrollment: 209
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20. University of Illinois at Chicago School of Art and Design
University of Illinois at Chicago School of Art and Design/Facebook
Rating: 60.4% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The School of Art and Design offers a wide variety of programs, ranging from studio arts to
photography and graphic design.
Location: Chicago, IL
Founded: 1890
Total Enrollment: 15,219
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19. University of California at Berkeley School of Information
University of California – Berkeley School of Information
Rating: 61.4% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The School of Information is Berkeley's smallest and newest school. It offers a wide range of courses
focused on bridging the gap between information and computer science, design, and social sciences.
Location: Berkeley, CA
Founded: 1994
Total Enrollment: 100
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18. California College of the Arts
California College of the Arts
Rating: 62.8% of respondents said the program is extremely valuable.
About: "The MBA in Design Strategy program at the California College of the Arts utilizes systems and
design thinking—integrating the studies of design,business, ethnography, sustainability, and generative
leadership into a holistic strategic framework for developing innovative and sustainable businesses,
policies, services and products," one our respondents said.
Locations: San Francisco and Oakland, CA
Founded: 1907
Total Enrollment: 1,917
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17. Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design
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Rating: 63.5% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The Copenhagen Institute focuses solely on interaction design, which combines traditional design
with socio-technological trends. This style of design is less about visual aesthetics, and more about the
beauty in intangible experiences.
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Founded: 2008
Total Enrollment: 23
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16. New York University Tisch School of the Arts
Rating: 64.4% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The Tisch school is widely regarded as one of the nation's best institutions for studying performing
and media arts. Some notable faculty members include interaction animation expert Jean-Marc Gauthier and
Chrysler Design Award winner Daniel Rozin.
Location: New York, NY
Founded: 1965
Total Enrollment: 4,102
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15. Cooper Union
Cooper Union
Rating: 65.4% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: "Cooper Union trains its students to establish his or her own design ideals [by] offering them the
training and discipline in thinking in order to achieve
those ideals," one of our respondents said.
Location: New York, NY
Founded: 1859
Total Enrollment: 1,000
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14. Cranbrook Academy of Art
Rating: 66.4% of respondents said the program is extremely valuable.
About: Cranbook provides a very unique experience to its students because they don't actually have faculty.
Instead, artists in residence teach students.
Location: Bloomfield, MI
Founded: 1932
Total Enrollment: 163
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13. Savannah College of Art and Design
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Rating: 68.8% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: Many notable designers have graduated from Savannah, including Facebook's director of design, Kate
Aronowitz, and graphic novel creators Joshua and Jonathan Luna, also known as the Luna Brothers.
Location: Savannah, GA
Founded: 1978
Total Enrollment: 11,000
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12. School of Visual Arts—New York City
Rating: 68.9% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The SVA has a hefty list of notable alumni, including Pres Romanillos, who served as supervising
animator at Disney and DreamWorks, and graphic designer Cojo, Art Juggernaut. One of our respondents
said, "You gain a plethora of knowledge in the industry you wish, and the networking is amazing."
Location: New York, NY
Founded: 1947
Total Enrollment: 4,152
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11. Rochester Institute of Technology College of Imaging Arts and Sciences
Rating: 66.9% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: "Rochester Institute of Technology's College of Imaging Arts and Sciences produces some of the
most prepared, career-oriented designers in the workforce," one respondent said. "The programs feature
small class sizes, working professionals as professors, and top-of-the-line technology. The quirky blend of
technical and art-oriented students help to mold the innovative thinkers. If you want your first pick of jobs out
of college come to RIT."
Location: Rochester, NY
Founded: 1829
Total Enrollment: 2,170
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10. Art Center College of Design
Rating: 72.3% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: "At Art Center College of Design, I was instilled with a work ethic and appreciation and understanding
of the history of design that I consider to be invaluable, which is lucky considering the cost of tuition," one of
our respondents said. "When deciding to pivot in my life after having already acquired a degree in history from
UCLA and see if design was for me, I only applied to what I considered to be the best school to find out if it was
right decision. As it turns out it was, and I consider it to be the best decision I've ever made."
Location: Pasadena, CA
Founded: 1930
Total Enrollment: 1,842
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9. Carnegie Mellon Human Computer Interaction Institute
Rating: 72.6% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The Human Computer Interaction Institute was listed as one of the top 10 most innovative schools in
IT by Computerworld in 2008. One of our respondents said that the school "has undoubtedly prepared [him/
her] for [his/her] first [user experience] job in an excellent way."
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Founded: 1967
Total Enrollment: 27
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8. D School: Institute of Design at Stanford University
Rating: 72.8% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The D School counts practicing designers like Klout's director of product design, David Baggeroer,
as professors.
Location: Stanford, CA
Founded: 1891
Total Enrollment: 15,723
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7. Royal College of Art
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Rating: 73% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The RCA is the world's oldest art and design university. The school touts notable alumni like screen
writer Alan Rickman and graphic designer Angus Hyland.
Location: London, UK
Founded: 1837
Enrollment: 517
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6. Pratt Institute
Rating: 75.3% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: "The supremely effective education on offer at Pratt is about a re-imagining of everything we touch and
shape—in a functional yet boundary-demolishing way shared perhaps only by RISD," one of our respondents
said. "Pratt is not just a school; it alters not just what it's students can do in the world."
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Founded: 1887
Total Enrollment: ~4,400
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5. Parsons The New School for Design
Rating: 76.9% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: "The best graduate level talent for product concept, visualization, design, and management is coming
from Parsons in New York and Stanford's D School," one of our respondents said. "We feel that Parsons
offers the best concepts taught. Although schools like NYU, Melon, and MIT have good programmers,
sometimes it doesn't translate in design."
Location: New York, NY
Founded: 1896
Total Enrollment: 5,000
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4. Carnegie Mellon University School of Design
Rating: 76.9% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: "Carnegie Mellon University is a leader in the integration of arts and design with technology and user
research," one of our respondents said. "By specializing in both the creative and technical fields, Carnegie
Mellon ensures a quality, skills-based education while offering unique opportunities for interdisciplinary
collaboration."
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Founded: 1905
Total Enrollment: 220
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3. University of Cincinnati (College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning)
Rating: 77.7% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: "University of Cincinnati offers an education in design that pales other schools when all aspects are
considered," one of our respondents said. "As a state school it offers curriculum from a multitude of colleges,
the diversity of a major university campus, and all of the amenities and extra curricular activities that one
would expect from a top- tier Division One school."
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Founded: 1819
Total Enrollment: 2,438
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2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab
Rating: 79.8% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: The Media Lab became well-known in the 1990s for its mesmerizing high-tech demos that gave its
viewers a glimpse of a true digital society. It is also famous for having user interface designer John
Underkoffler as a graduate. Underkoffler came up with most of the interface ideas seen in "Minority Report."
Location: Cambridge, MA
Founded: 1985
Total Enrollment: 141
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1. Rhode Island School of Design
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Rating: 85.1% of respondents said the program is valuable.
About: RISD is famous for having two out of three Airbnb cofounders as graduates.
Location: Providence, RI
Founded: 1877
Total Enrollment: 2,406
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