Bachelor’s Degree in Design
Madrid, Spain
DURATION
4 Years
LANGUAGES
English, Spanish
PACE
Full time
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TUITION FEES
EUR 11,330
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
Introduction
Those who think globally in design will dominate the future. Learning in an international, multidisciplinary, and innovative environment will open doors to becoming a designer.
The Degree in Design at Universidad Europea is a four-year program taught in English that will give you the skills and knowledge to succeed in many areas of design such as multimedia and audiovisual design, UX design, web design, and more. Based at our Creative Campus in the very heart of Madrid, the Design Degree, which consists of 240 ECTS, covers subjects such as branding, photography and digital imaging, and sustainable design.
The Bachelor in Design is taught by leading experts who are still active professionals, meaning you will get the latest design industry knowledge and keep up to date with trends in the sector. In addition, you will take part in work placements and internships at organizations across the design sector, allowing you to build up your network of contacts and decide on what area of design you would eventually like to specialize in.
Why study for a Degree in Design?
- Creative Campus facilities: 5,000m2 area in the center of Madrid with state-of-the-art facilities. Atrio, is the meeting point for students, professors, and professionals where they can carry out exhibitions, presentations, performances, lectures, screenings, and more.
- International nature: Training as a designer allows you to create projects that will influence how we interact, experience, and live reality at all levels. Starting your studies as part of multicultural and multidisciplinary teams enriches your university experience and will be part of your CV forever.
- Generalist design: Learn to discover and experiment with all the disciplines of design. You will have the opportunity to have a full comprehensive learning experience.
Admissions
Curriculum
First Academic Year
- Drawing I
- Photography and Digital Image
- History of Contemporary Art, Design and Architecture
- Professional Ethics and Performance
- Drawing II: Digital Drawing
- Mathematics and Physics Applied to Design
- Workshop I: Experimental
- Geometric Representation Systems
- Space and Object Drawing and Analysis
- Materials, Scale Models, and Prototypes
Second Academic Year
- Bidimensional Design Workshop
- Tridimensional Design Workshop
- Theory of Audiovisual and Interactive Media
- Influence and Relational Impact
- Image
- People and Environment: User Experience Design
- Workshop II: Sustainable Design
- Workshop III: Digital and Parametric Production
- Typography
- Spatial Planning of Furniture Workshop
Third Academic Year
- Creativity Techniques
- Workshop IV: Event Design
- Workshop V: Signage and Exhibition Spaces
- Workshop VI: Physical Interaction Workshop
- Technology for Multimedia Production
- Graphic Design Technology: Offline
- Web Design Technology
- Branding
- Interior Design Projects
- Product Design Projects
Fourth Academic Year
- Entrepreneurial Leadership
- Communications and Marketing
- Design Management
- Workshop VII: Project Creation
- Internships
- End-of-Degree Project
- University Activities
Program Tuition Fee
Career Opportunities
- Corporate identity.
- Visual identity.
- Editorial design.
- Graphic production.
- Packaging.
- Art direction in advertising
- Audiovisual design
- Multimedia design.
- Interaction design.
- Web design.
- Graphic design and spatial communications.
- Research and teaching.
- UX design.
- Publishing agencies.
- Home design and interior living spaces.
- Commercial and leisure space design.
- Administrative space design.
- Cultural, educational and recreational space design.
- Ephemeral architecture design (fairs, events...).
- Exhibition design.
- Stage design.
- Restoration.
- Public space design.
- Business management of creative activities
- Interior design for transport.
- Works management and risk prevention in the field of interior design.
- Project management in the field of interior design.
- Research and teaching.
- Architectural offices.
- Home design and interior living spaces.
- Commercial and leisure space design.
- Administrative space design.
- Cultural, educational and recreational space design.
- Ephemeral architecture design (fairs, events...).
- Exhibition design.
- Stage design.
- Restoration.
- Public space design.
- Business management of creative activities
- Interior design for transport.
- Works management and risk prevention in the field of interior design.
- Project management in the field of interior design.
- Research and teaching.
- Architectural offices.