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DEGREE IN DESIGN WITH A SPECIALIZATION IN

GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION

The Graphic Communication specialization within ESDI’s Bachelor’s Degree in Design prepares you to create innovative visual identities, brands, and communication projects. This specialization will equip you with the skills necessary to work in fields such as branding, editorial design, packaging, illustration, and digital product design.

INTRODUCTION

In the Graphic Communication specialization, you’ll learn to master visual languages ​​and digital tools to communicate messages creatively and effectively. From typography and illustration to editorial design, motion graphics, and digital interfaces, the program combines tradition and innovation so you can develop your own unique style.

In addition to academic training, you’ll experience the profession firsthand through projects with companies, specialized workshops, and collaborations with leading brands. This experience will position you as a versatile graphic designer, prepared for a sector that demands innovation, strategy, and creativity.

KEY INFORMATION

Curriculum

The Bachelor’s Degree in Design curriculum comprises 240 credits, structured into four years of 60 credits each. The first two years consist of Compulsory (O) and Basic Training (FB) courses, common to all specializations. However, some courses already cover specific content and include assignments and activities related to the chosen specialization.

The Graphic Design-specific elective subjects (OPT) are taught from the third year onwards and delve deeper into theoretical and practical knowledge specific to the specialization. These courses are complemented by the mandatory company internships and the completion of a Final Degree Project.

These are the specific elective subjects for the Graphic Communication specialization:

Final Degree Project

The Final Degree Project in the specialization of Graphic Communication is the culmination of the training program, where students develop their own project that integrates all the knowledge acquired. This project combines research, conceptualization, visual development, and practical application, demonstrating the ability to solve graphic communication problems in a creative, strategic, and innovative way.

Company Internships

At ESDI, we have collaboration agreements with all types of companies in the graphic design and communication sector: design studios, brands, branding agencies, digital marketing agencies, advertising agencies, etc. Graphic design students have completed curricular (mandatory) and extracurricular internships at companies such as:

Career Opportunities

The Graphic Design specialization prepares students to carry out their professional activity in different areas of the sector, linked to both visual and editorial creation as well as digital and brand design.

Projects with Companies

ESDI’s history is deeply intertwined with business. The school was born out of industry needs and was founded thanks to the support of over 90 business associations and leading companies in the sector. We believe in the University-Business partnership as a way to enhance talent acquisition and promote the practical application of students’ knowledge.

At ESDI, from the very first year, you will take part in real projects with companies and institutions, which will give you an assignment that you will have to complete and present to them.

Academic Team

Teaching Collaborators

Testimonials

ALBERT FOLCH

Creative director and founder of Folch Studio, White Horse, Acid House, Gallery and Eldorado Agency.

“The training period must serve to raise awareness of the different professional paths one can adopt with the acquired skills. To think that studying design means you should only aspire to be a designer is to misunderstand the idiosyncrasies of our time. I find it more powerful to use academia to cultivate sensitivity; with it, a designer can go on to become many other things.”

“The training period must serve to raise awareness of the different professional paths one can adopt with the acquired skills. To think that studying design means you should only aspire to be a designer is to misunderstand the idiosyncrasies of our time. I find it more powerful to use academia to cultivate sensitivity; with it, a designer can go on to become many other things.”

CARLA TORRELLA

Freelance graphic designer

“What I would highlight most about the university is its interdisciplinary approach, the direct contact with professionals in the sector and the freedom to develop personal projects from a critical and creative perspective, aimed at responding to real needs.”

“What I would highlight most about the university is its interdisciplinary approach, the direct contact with professionals in the sector and the freedom to develop personal projects from a critical and creative perspective, aimed at responding to real needs.”

GERARD ARDERIUS

Graphic designer.

“I like to think of the Laus de Oro as recognition for everyone who has supported me during my time as a student. The final degree project ends up being the representation of everything I have learned both inside and outside the university environment.”

“I like to think of the Laus de Oro as recognition for everyone who has supported me during my time as a student. The final degree project ends up being the representation of everything I have learned both inside and outside the university environment.”

LAURA ALCOLEA

Senior Art Director at Brownie

“Studying at ESDI was a key step in my journey as a designer. Thanks to the internship I did at Mango, I discovered my passion for design within the world of fashion. I’m currently an Art Director at Brownie in Marketing & E-commerce and I also develop branding projects as a freelancer. Without a doubt, my experience at ESDI taught me to look at design with discernment, sensitivity, and purpose.”

“Studying at ESDI was a key step in my journey as a designer. Thanks to the internship I did at Mango, I discovered my passion for design within the world of fashion. I’m currently an Art Director at Brownie in Marketing & E-commerce and I also develop branding projects as a freelancer. Without a doubt, my experience at ESDI taught me to look at design with discernment, sensitivity, and purpose.”

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