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Programme type

Professional

Duration

3

No. of ECTS credit points

180

About the programme

The basic goal of the professional bachleor study programme Graphic and media technology is to train experts of sufficient professional breadth who are capable of managing, in terms of the technology and execution, diverse and demanding graphic activities and graphics related to media activities. 

Graduates have broad expertise and professional knowledge in the study area of graphic and media technology, augmented by selected knowledge in the areas of natural sciences, information and communication technology, aesthetics, graphic design and management of digital media in visual and interactive applications and services.

Graduates also have professional ethical and environmental responsibility, can use modern tools of different graphic and media technologies and are able to observe, analyse and evaluate natural, cultural, artistic design and visual systems. Graduates of the programme Graphic and media technology acquire an overview and understanding of technological parameters of digital media, visual and interactive applications and services and basic graphic materials and digital techniques of representing information, including the capacity to understand the interdependency between technology and design.