General information
- EINA, Centre Universitari de Disseny i Art de Barcelona (affiliated school)
- Barcelona
- Duration: 4 courses - 240 credits
- Places: 150
- Admission mark: 5,000
- Price per credit: 153 euros
- Language: Catalan (60%), Spanish (30%), English (10%)
- Academic calendar
- Learning mode: Classroom-based learning
Design is a strategic factor of a global development process and one of the motors of the economic, knowledge and innovation sectors. At the core of this activity lies the development of one of the skills which in this day and age is of uttermost importance: the capacity to identify and solve problems creatively, in any context, through the practice of design and art.
Why study at EINA?
- Continuous development of study plans and lecturers
- Diversity of specialisations: graphic design, spatial design, products, visual creations and design culture
- Possibility of choosing the track you are most interested in
- Cross-curricular subjects
- Tailor-made follw-ups
- Grants and aids for new students
- Immersive campus
- Specialised facilities
- International interactions
- Work placements and jobs bank
- Fostering an entrepreneurial spirit and a project culture
- Continuous learning: specialisation courses
- Cultural platform: exhibitions and conferences
- Strategic location: Barcelona, design capital
- Transparency and quality
- Large and diverse student community
- Opportunity to create lifelong ties
- Strong positioning and rigour: UAB-affiliated centre
- Experience and prestige
Career options
- Digital design of interfaces and user experience, animation and motion graphics, audiovisual design, graphic communication and corporate identity for businesses, institutions and products, editorial design, creative direction, copywriting and naming, art direction in sectors such as advertising, photography, graphics applied to space, packaging design and typographic creation, etc.
- Design of domestic areas, work spaces, commercial premises, exhibitions, lighting, scenography, fair stands and TV sets, and localisation.
- Design of urban and domestic equipment, home, urban and work space furniture, large consumption products, electronics and household electrical appliances, tools, lighting, wearables and the internet of things, packaging, innovation management, product management, automotion and mobility, sports and wellbeing, health and wellbeing, children's and toys sector.
- Audiovisual creation, digital creation and animation, art direction, contemporary artistic practices, illustration, art exhibition curator, critique, history, artistic research and teaching. It also provides a solid background for those interested in future studies or professions with a high degree of technification, such as photography.
- Project management, design business management, cultural management, heritage, programming of activities, teaching, curator, analysis and reviews in specialised journals, research, design direction and design consultancy.