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Curriculum | Visual & Experience Design
Choose to study visual design over two, three or four semesters at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences. The visual and experience design curriculum gives students the flexibility to study around prior personal and professional commitments by providing three options. Explore modules such as Culture in Technology and Graphic Practice & Narratives when you choose to study visual design at UE.
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Admission Requirements
Here are some things you will require for your application at the UE:
- Completed admission form
- Transcript & language proficiency
- CV & Copy of passport
- Motivational letter
- Portfolio required
Semesters & Credits
- 2, 3 or 4 semesters
- 60, 90 or 120 ECTS (Credits)
- Choose between the Standard Track (120 ECTS) and the Fast Track (60 or 90 ECTS) study options based on your previous education.
Dubai options – 90 & 120 ECTS. - Teaching language: English
- Examination and Study Regulations
The programme starts in both the winter and summer terms.
Get an insight into the Master Visual & Experience Design from Prof. Dr Peter Crnokrak, our programme director at the UE Innovation Hub.
Fees
- EU applicants standard: From € 854monthly
- Non-EU applicants standard: From € 12,000 yearly
- Dubai applicants:
AED 73,500 (1.5 Years)
AED 91,875 (2 Years)
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Study Visual & Experience Design and build a career.
In our Master’s programme in Visual & Experience Design, students gain an understanding of innovations in the realm of digital, computer-assisted, and physical interactions that permeate our daily lives. All topics are taught in consecutive clusters, enabling students to grasp theories, apply them to real contexts, and devise entirely new scenarios. This course focuses on fostering critical awareness of the balance between creative, commercial, and business considerations to develop visual narratives using a variety of tools and graphic elements.
The international design industry is in search of talents adept at delivering functional and appealing user interfaces (UI) as well as crafting sustainable user experiences (UX). The fusion of skills in advanced visual design along with methods applied in a user-centered design scenario forms the core of the programme at UE.
Potential areas of employment may include: Visual & Experience Designer, Brand Designer, Service Designer, Experience Designer, Product Design Developer, Design Strategist, Creative Director, and Entrepreneur.