Programme overview
The Graphic Design study programme is intended for creative, visually minded students who are interested in contemporary visual communication, typography, print, digital media and design processes, and who seek to acquire strong artistic, technological and professional preparation in the field of graphic design.
The programme covers knowledge and practice in typography, visual narrative, print and binding, UI/UX design, packaging design, motion design, campaign and advertising design, human-centred and accessible design, cross-media project development and professional presentation.
During their studies, students develop the ability to create conceptually coherent, technically grounded and visually compelling design solutions, shape an individual creative position and prepare for professional work in the creative industries.
Create a visual language that communicates more than a message.
What will you study?
General design study subjects
You will study design theory and history, visual culture, composition, colour, form, design methods and research. You will develop creative thinking, project development, professional ethics, interdisciplinary collaboration and professional practice skills.
Graphic design field subjects
You will explore typography, visual narrative, publication and editorial design, print and binding technologies, packaging design, visual identity development, UI/UX design, motion design, advertising and campaign design. You will also learn human-centred, accessible design and cross-media project development.
Practical skills
During your studies, you will learn to create conceptually coherent, technically grounded and visually compelling design solutions. You will prepare a professional portfolio, present your creative work, work on practical assignments and prepare for professional activity in the creative industries.
