What can I do if I study Graphic Design?

Learning by doing does not mean replacing theory with projects. In Design and Technology, it means turning an idea into something that can be observed and tested, gathering information about its shortcomings, revising decisions and explaining why changes have been made. Learning takes place within this cycle of action, evidence, feedback and iteration, not solely in the final outcome.

If you’re interested in both design and technology, you don’t need to choose between creativity and technique, but rather to identify the type of problem you want to tackle. Disciplines such as Fashion, Interior Design, Product Design and UX, Visual Communication, Animation, Video Games, and Data Science and AI apply varying degrees of both tools depending on whether they focus on the body, space, use, meaning, time or systems.

UDIT’s Official Master’s Degree in Graphic Design is designed for creative, visual or design-oriented professionals who wish to build a professional portfolio covering a range of disciplines: branding, editorial design, packaging, audiovisual graphics, digital graphics, advanced typography, visual culture, design management, work placements and a Master’s thesis. It is not about simply accumulating more pieces, but about learning to explain and justify every visual decision.

For many, one of the fundamental aspects when choosing a postgraduate degree, in addition to the desire to continue training and specialise, is the employment opportunities it offers. What professions it qualifies for, what is the situation of the sector or sectors in which graduates land and, in short, what are the opportunities that arise once they have completed their studies . 

Find out what editorial illustration is, how it differs from advertising or comics and why it is essential in media such as press, magazines or digital platforms. This article explains its key formats, communicative functions and current techniques, from paper to scrollytelling. An essential content for illustration students, visual professionals and design lovers with a narrative vocation. It includes references, real cases and specialised training routes.

The world of illustration has experienced exponential growth in recent years thanks to digital media and social networks. However, to stand out in this creative industry it is essential to have a solid training and develop a series of technical and artistic skills. In this article we explain everything you need to know to become a professional illustrator.