Graphic Design Practice Technological University Dublin

Overview

The Graphic Design Practice programme at Technological University Dublin is a comprehensive postgraduate degree designed to bridge the gap between undergraduate study and the professional design industry. This course provides students with a unique blend of contemporary education, industry links, and access to excellent facilities. By combining research with practical studio work, the curriculum ensures that participants develop the technical and entrepreneurial skills required for modern careers.

Why Graphic Design Practice at Technological University Dublin?

This programme is distinguished by its strong integration with the design industry, featuring direct input from leading professionals. Each practical studio project is governed by an industry expert, ensuring that students understand the commercial context of creativity. The university provides specialised facilities, including prepress and printing workshops, where students can oversee the physical production of their designs. This hands-on approach fosters essential skills in team working, project management, and communication, which are vital for leadership in a competitive global market.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: EUR 13500 per year
• European fee: EUR 7400 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is project-driven and focuses on the integration of design practice with business strategy and commercial technology. Modules may include:

• Commercial Print Production
• Design Management
• Design Professional Practice
• Prepress Production
• Research

Careers with Graphic Design Practice

Graduates are prepared for high-level roles within the design industry, equipped with the expertise to lead creative projects and manage commercial production. The programme focuses on developing intrapreneurial and entrepreneurial skills, enabling graduates to work effectively in professional design agencies or establish their own practices. By focusing on the intersection of design, marketing, and technology, the course ensures that students are ready for diverse roles in the Irish and international design sectors.