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GRAPHIC DESIGN COURSE OPTIONS
Multiple levels of Graphic Design courses and Visual Communications are offered at the institute: |
MASTER LEVEL: 1 year (2 Semesters)
For working professionals or young graduates. Please read the Admissions page for the enrollment qualifications. |
ACADEMIC LEVEL: 1year / 2year or 3 yr
Read more if you are thinking of studying Graphic Design. |
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COURSE ORGANIZATION
The graphic design school program provides a theoretical and practical approach to education offering professional skills, theoretical foundation, and general education to aid students in the development and maturation of their artistic abilities and to solidify their technical skills. Emphasis is placed on learning the concepts and skills for creating computer graphics, web design, and illustrations. Each one year course is 30 weeks in duration. Tools include software such as Adobe PhotoShop, Macromedia, Adobe Illustrator,3d Studio MAX and other applications. Visit our Design Gallery to view examples of the types of projects realized during the course. |
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FIELD TRIPS
The Field trips form an integral part of the Florence Institute's curriculum. The design school is located in close proximity to some of Florence’s most important museums and cultural sites. Students are required to attend all field trips that are scheduled for classes in which they are enrolled and should budget and additional 100 Euro per semester for various travel and ticket cost.
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OBJECTIVES
By the end of the courses, Graphic Design school students will have acquired the training and the portfolio necessary to interview for entry positions in advertising agencies, design studios, publishing houses, corporate communications departments, and television studios. Institute graduates can find entry-level work as production artists, graphic designers, assistant designers, assistant art directors, paste-up artists, production coordinators, and computer artists. After gaining professional experience, graduates may eventually go on to advanced positions such as art director, studio manager, or production manager. Others may establish their own design firms or take on challenging freelance assignments. |
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