Design and Visual Culture

Presentation

The Master’s in Design and Visual Culture looks at design and visual culture from a broad and multidisciplinary perspective, developing work in areas as diverse as visual communication, graphic design, illustration, digital interfaces, motion design, photography, typography, editorial design, comics and animation.

The Master’s degree is centred on creative, contemporary and multidisciplinary design activity, with an intense practical load accompanied by reflection and critical analysis, thus promoting ‘knowing how to do’ and “knowing how to think”.

Possibility of specialising in the area in which the student wishes to pursue a career, from the 2nd semester onwards.

Throughout the programme, the aim is to prepare students for producing their own portfolio, self-promotion and career management.

Career opportunities

The Master’s program aims to train professionals for current and future visual communication, preparing them to work in various contexts and professional roles, in industries as diverse as advertising, publishing, and culture.

Graduates with a Master’s in Design and Visual Culture will also be prepared to pursue a career in teaching or academic research.

– Visual designers

– Visual artists

– Art directors