11 Graphic, UX and Digital Design Degree Programs in Hungary

The University of Pécs, Faculty of Music and Visual Art’s MA in Ceramic Designdepartment has a close partnership and is located at the same site as the world-famous Zsolnay Porcelain Factory in Pécs. Various types of forming methods from handcrafting to design and spacious studio places together with academic level personal tutoring provide the students the opportunity of finding their own artistic way.

We train strategically-minded design professionals. Using a proactive entrepreneurial mindset they will be able to develop and implement projects to shape an inclusive and sustainable world for future generations.

The Master of Arts (MA) in Graphic Design will provide students with a Bachelor of Arts and various specialisations (such as animation, graphic design, media design, web design, motion pictures, and fine arts) with the opportunity to further their studies and expand their knowledge.

Graduates of the training are familiar with the artistic traditions and oustanding works of contemporary art. They know the means of expression and possibilities of universal graphic arts, as well as its materials and techniques. Graduates possess the necessary knowledge to continue their studies at a doctoral level in BSc + MSc in Graphic Art Specialising in Graphic Design.

In addition to theoretical knowledge, graduates with an emphasis on developing business and communication skills can find jobs in design companies, cultural institutions, the art market, exhibition spaces, or even the media. Students will be able to create and manage high-quality, fundable projects and businesses in the creative industries. Through case studies and internships, they will learn how to develop design and art projects; how to communicate effectively, and achieve international success.

We train experts who will play a leading role in designing the most innovative digital services of the future. Our graduate designers are familiar with the international scene and its opportunities and are well-equipped to make a significant impact on digital culture.

The Faculty of Arts offers a tapestry art training program, as part of the Fashion and Textile Design specialization. Founded in 1367, the university provides a unique opportunity to study contemporary tapestry art in an inspiring historical environment.

Our Designer- Maker MA programme enables students to become open-minded professionals who are receptive to global trends and local challenges and can provide sustainable responses through material-oriented solutions. Students can learn to use their art to make an internationally relevant positive impact, whether by creating craft-produced limited-series items or autonomous works of art intended for exhibitions and the art market. Research assignments, design studies, and studio exercises provide opportunities to participate in national and international professional events, exhibitions, and competitions and facilitate career advancement after graduation.

Graduate education in the Graphic Arts specialization focuses on the theoretical foundations and practical application of autonomous, printmaking, and functional graphic genres. Teaching in drawing during the first four semesters is combined with courses introducing students to the basics of traditional printmaking techniques with intensive workshop assignments.

Students will learn about the mathematical foundations of 3D modeling. Students will learn how to build a specific software product on that, such as 3D building modeling (BIM: Building Information Modeling). They will be confronted with the fact that less than 5% of such an application is dealing with 3D modeling, while the other 95% is indispensible in order to have a usable application.

Students will learn to utilize the necessary tools of linear algebra, such as transformation between different coordinate systems, and some basic results in physics, some laws of optics in particular, along with the principles of computer graphics, 2D and 3D modelling, animation systems, etc. in the course "Computer Graphics"