Graphic Media Design University of the Arts London (UAL)

Overview

The Graphic Media Design MA programme from the University of the Arts London (UAL) key facts:

• Subject expertise: Delivered by accomplished design practitioners, researchers and educators, this award-winning, progressive course champions development and critical debate.
• Progressive practice: You’ll prepare to enter complex contexts with curiosity and confidence, informed with in-depth subject knowledge, advanced design skills and a resilient attitude.
• Design discourse and debate: Course guests include leading practitioners, theorists, writers and critical thinkers. Previously, we’ve welcomed the likes of Forensic Architecture, Alice Twemlow, Paul Elliman and Jan van Toom.
• Community: You'll socialise your practice with key groups, organisations and institutions, engaging with projects such as the ‘In Search Of…’ series, ‘Positioning Practice’ and ‘A Line Which Forms a Volume’.
• Progression: As a member of our postgraduate community, you’ll have opportunities to engage in research, and graduate with the potential for PhD progression.
• Excellent resources: You’ll have access to exceptional facilities spanning both traditional and contemporary processes - from letterpress, screen printing, photography, 3D construction and bookbinding to 3D printing, laser-cutting and sound engineering.

Career opportunities:

Our graduates leave the course with curiosity and confidence, informed with in-depth subject knowledge, advanced design skills and a resilient attitude.

Graduates of Graphic Media Design programme at University of the Arts London (UAL)  initiate new directions for the practice of graphic design, participate in current and future debates on the practice and secure high-profile careers in key areas of design practice, research and education.