The Graphic Design and Multimedia Art master's programme at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (PJAIT) is a full-time course lasting 3 semesters and taught exclusively in English. It is meant for bachelor's graduates who want to develop their own original project in an international, interdisciplinary setting.
Education at this level is built on three modules. The humanities and research module teaches you to gather and analyse the material behind advanced individual projects. The IT and practical module gives you workshop skills and advanced tools, and the artistic and design module deepens your creative skills under the guidance of mentors. Each student works under a three-member mentoring team of their choice, drawn from the humanities, engineering and art. Materials, tools and methods are agreed individually, and the project grows through a series of consultations. In daily work you use Unity, Blender, Maya, TouchDesigner and Adobe CC.
You can focus your project in one of three laboratories:
Part of your credits can be earned abroad, at a partner university or in a selected European design studio with Erasmus+ funding, and intensive exchanges open the way to workshops, presentations and exhibitions.
Graduates are prepared to work in international, interdisciplinary creative teams as a lead designer or an artist leading multimedia graphics. Depending on the chosen scope, you can work in real space, XR, VR or AR, solving design or artistic problems with UX and UI in mind and with AI tools.
You can also create independent projects and artworks of your own, and your work may gain international recognition while you are still studying.
Based on the programme pages at pja.edu.pl.
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