Undergraduate Degree in Graphic Design, Multimedia and Digital Creation
Boost your creative talent with comprehensive training in graphic design and digital creation. You will work on real-world projects across areas such as multimedia, UX/UI, animation and web design, preparing you to excel in today’s creative sector.
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Subjects of the Bachelor’s Degree in Graphic Design, Multimedia and Digital Creation
The degree strikes a balance between theory and practice, combining subjects in graphic design, visual communication, multimedia, animation, user experience (UX/UI), web design and digital creation. This structure allows you to grasp the fundamentals of design while applying them directly to real-world creative projects.
From the first year, you will work on applied projects and case studies that simulate the professional environment of the creative sector. Throughout the degree, you will develop graphic pieces, digital projects and visual proposals that will form part of a solid professional portfolio, designed to showcase your skills and ease your entry into the job market as a graphic designer and digital creator.
First year
Second year
Third year
Fourth year
Curriculum Structure for Graphic Design Courses
The Graphic Design courses are structured into different modules – basic, required and elective – along with external internships and the Final Degree Project, totalling 240 ECTS credits.
| Type | ECTS |
| Basic Training | 60 |
| Required Courses | 144 |
| Elective Courses | 12 |
| External Academic Internships | 12 |
| Final Degree Project | 12 |
| Total: | 240 |
Graphic Design Courses: Final Degree Project
The Final Degree Project, worth 12 ECTS credits, involves developing a comprehensive graphic design, multimedia or digital creation project in which you will put your acquired knowledge into practice. It represents a key opportunity to demonstrate your creative, technical and strategic skills by tackling a real or simulated challenge in the sector.
You will work on the conceptualisation, development and presentation of a complete project, which may focus on graphic design, branding, visual communication, digital design, user experience (UX/UI), animation or multimedia content creation. An academic advisor will guide you through each phase of the process, helping you shape a coherent and well-grounded proposal.