MCAD's Sustainable Design Program Featured in University Business | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

MCAD's Sustainable Design Program Featured in University Business

February 10, 2025
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Aerial view of MCAD's rooftop bog

University Business recently put out a list of five academic programs that are helping shape the future of the workforce, which included the Minneapolis College of Design for our implementation of biomimicry courses.

MCAD’s Sustainable Design Program has a major focus on biomimicry, which is the study of nature for the use of innovation. We also offer a dual degree with the Bachelor of Science in Creative Entrepreneurship through our MASD program. The course allows for undergraduates in creative entrepreneurship to seamlessly transition into the Sustainable Design graduate program, and finally into their Masters over the course of five and a half years.

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