The curriculum for the Graphics program incorporates a thematic division of courses into four specializations after the fourth semester.
Graphic design
Students of this specialty gain knowledge and skills in the following areas:
- Building a visual message based on digital techniques,
- principles of image composition,
- digital printing,
- Web site design and design for marketing,
- Design and planning of promotional campaigns, as well as corporate identity,
- Construction of color, texture, creative realization of art works,
- independent, active presence in the labor market,
- discussions and agreements with principals.
After completing the specialty, the graduate will be able to find employment in:
- advertising and marketing agencies,
- graphic design agencies,
- photographic agencies,
- printing plants,
- publishing houses,
- cultural institutions.
Games and Virtual Reality Design
Students of this specialty gain knowledge and skills in the following areas:
- 2D and 3D animation,
- Texture design and optimization of graphics files for games,
- creating computer graphics,
- creating: concepts, storylines, levels and narratives, and game interfaces,
- Character and object interaction design,
- 3D modeling and video animation,
- Creating scripting systems in game engines,
- computer special effects.
After completing the specialty, the graduate will be able to find employment in:
- computer games development companies,
- software companies,
- advertising and marketing agencies,
- development studios,
- graphic design and photography studios,
- In film and television production,
- web design.
UX Design – usability design
Students of this specialty gain knowledge and skills in the following areas:
- Creating web solutions from the analysis of customer requirements, through design work, to
- Analysis of user behavior and optimization of applied solutions
- copywriting
After completing the specialty, the graduate will be able to find employment in:
- UX Designer / UX Specialist
- UX/UI designer
- UX Researcher
- Web Analyst, Digital Marketing Analyst
- Web Developer
- Business and Systems Analyst
- Product Owner (Product Owner) and Process Owner
- Specialist in the field. Quality Assurance
- Requirements Engineer
Multimedia
Students of this specialty gain knowledge and skills in the following areas:
- kinetic and presentation graphics,
- preparing web projects,
- to take advantage of opportunities to combine traditional and digital media,
- 3D modeling and video animation,
- Designing advanced websites and multimedia applications,
- creating computer graphics,
- new media production techniques,
- Designing high-tech multimedia websites,
- Design of ICT, computer, multimedia applications,
- Video/DVD production and mobile media.
After completing the specialty, the graduate will be able to find employment in:
- film and television studios,
- Internet and IT companies,
- advertising and marketing agencies,
- Graphics and design agencies,
- Computer game development companies.
