Graphic Design (Print & Digital Media)
Career Rehabilitation
SBIE is recognized for the rapid professional integration of its graduates, with a success rate reaching up to 97.2%, even within 6 months after completing their studies.
A graphic designer has many career opportunities! As a graduate of the "Graphic Design for Print & Digital Media" specialty, you can work as a freelancer, building your own client list with businesses seeking external partners. Alternatively, you can pursue a career in the in-house marketing department of companies. Additionally, as a graphic designer, you can establish professional agreements with creative agencies, advertising companies, publishing houses (magazines, newspapers, etc.), website development and management companies, e-shops, printing companies, and more.
Points of Excellence
Why should you pursue Graphic Design studies at SBIE?
During your studies as an aspiring graphic designer, you will specialize in in-demand web design and print design programs in state-of-the-art laboratories. At the same time, you'll enhance your basic education by participating in seminars led by renowned designers.
Moreover, SBIE, through its extensive network of partners, ensures that graphic design students have access to internships at top companies with marketing departments, as well as creative agencies and advertising firms.
Additionally, as a Graphic Design student at SBIE, you will benefit from full guidance and preparation for the EOPPEP certification exams, ensuring your success and the acquisition of a professional license. You will also have the opportunity to travel to major cities in Europe, undertaking your internship and building an invaluable network of future collaborators by participating in the Erasmus+ program.
Courses
- Graphic Design I & II
- Drawing – Color – Sketching
- Art History
- Print & Multimedia Production Technology
- Digital Image Editing
- Digital Layout Editing
- Digital Page Editing
- Website Design & Development
- Graphic Design for Multimedia
- Interdisciplinary Project
- Color in Graphic Arts
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