Visual communication design specialty at UEM in Warsaw – why is it worth it?
Why is it worth it?
FOR WHOM WAS THE SPECIALTY OF VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN CREATED?
We have created the visual communication design specialty for people who has an aesthetic sense and artistic skills, who combine their future with widely understood graphic design. The specialty is also for creative people, who are looking for new solutions in every project.
THE PRACTICAL ASPECT OF THE PROFESSION
Visual communication design specialty includes:
- identification of companies and institutions,
- issues of social communication,
- packaging design.
Visual communication design specialty studies are to develop, among others, the ability to perceive and formulate project problems, create original design solutions and use graphic means and techniques, including computer techniques.
MODERN EDUCATION
As a graduate you will be prepared for comprehensive visual identity design, including space arrangement in the context of contemporary graphic design, consumer product and new information media design. Graduation from this specialty will allow you to work in project teams, advertising agencies, editorial offices, and publishing houses, as well as to independently work as a designer.
Courses
CoursesCourses of the specialty (obligatory)
Visual information design
Packaging desig
Packaging technology
Advertising design
Consultation and writing the diploma thesis
Practical training
EDUCATIONAL BLOCK 1 – BACHELOR
Illumination
Lettering
Economics in construction
Architecture in Poland
Arrangement of landscape architecture objects
Management of building investments
Monument conservation and renewal
EDUCATIONAL BLOCK 2 – BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
Strenght of materials
Concrete structures
Basics of urban planning
Metal structures
Organisation of investment process
Building installations
Wooden structures
BASIC AND MAJOR COURSES FOR DESIGN
English
Physical education
Protection of intellectual property
Economic law
Ethics of design
Ethnography
Drawing and painting
Sculpture
History of art
History of design
Ergonomics
Presentation drawing
Modelling
Technical drawing
Computer lab
Industrial technologies
Psychophysiology of vision
Basics of marketing
Basics of design
Graphic design basics
Social design
Visual communication design
Introduction to photography
Communication and presentation techniques
Diploma seminar
