Study plan Bachelor's Degree in Art and Design

Study guides

Timetables

Afternoons

Table of credits for each course

	Basic training	Compulsory	Optional	Bachelor's Degree Final Project
1st year	54	6
2nd year	6	54
3rd year		48	12
4th year			48	12
Totals	60	108	60	12

Period of study

Six-monthly

Part-time or full-time

Full-time, part-time, and slow track available.

Specialisations

Specialisation in Design of Object and Space
Specialisation in Audiovisual Communication
Specialisation in Visual Narration
Specialisation in Applied Arts
Specialisation in Art

Basic and compulsory training

1st year	2nd year
1st semester Morphology (1) History of Art and Design in the 19th Century (2) Anthropology Basic Drawing I (3) ICT (4) 2nd semester Introduction to Project Culture Aesthetics History of the 20th Century Avant-Garde (5) Basic Drawing II (6) Representation Systems (4)	1st semester Art Project Methodology I History of Art and Design in the 20th Century in the Aftermath of World War II Materials and Processes (7) Drawing I Workshop on Artistic Language 2nd semester Design Project Methodology I Contemporary Art and Design Drawing II Hybrid Drawing Workshop on Design Language
3rd year	4th year
1st semester Context Theory Space, Object and Image Theory  Material Laboratory Language Laboratory  2nd semester Language Theory Space, Object and Image Monographies Profession and Context Creation Laboratory	Bachelor's Degree Final Project

(1) This subject is officially recognised for students joining the degree from the CFGS in Advertising Graphics, Illustration, Artistic Jewellery, Projects and Management of Decoration Work, Arts Applied to the Wall, Arts Applied to Sculpture and Textile Art.
(2) This subject is officially recognised for students joining the degree from the CFGS in Advertising Graphics, Illustration, Artistic Jewellery, Arts Applied to the Wall, Arts Applied to Sculpture and Textile Art.(3) This subject is officially recognised for students joining the degree from the CFGS in Illustration, Arts Applied to the Wall, Arts Applied to Sculpture and Textile Art.
(4) This subject is officially recognised for students joining the degree from the CFGS in Illustration, Arts Applied to the Wall, Arts Applied to Sculpture and Textile Art.
(5) This subject is officially recognised for students joining the degree from the CFGS in Arts Applied to the Wall and Textile Art.
(6) This subject is officially recognised for students joining the degree from the CFGS in Illustration and Arts Applied to the Wall.
(7) This subject is officially recognised for students joining the degree from the CFGS in Industrial Modelling and Projects and Management of Decoration Work.
(8) This subject is officially recognised for students joining the degree from any of the aforementioned CFGS.

Optional subjects

Except where indicated, all subjects are for 6 credits.

3rd year

Design Project Methodology II or Art Project Methodology II Design Project Methodology III or Art Project Methodology III

Students who choose Project Methodology Design II must also take Project Methodology Design III.
Students who choose Project Methodology Art II must also take Project Methodology Art III.
 

4th year
External work placements (8) (12 credits) Innovation and Anticipation Trendspotting Eco-Sociology Dissemination Platforms Art Direction Creative Direction	Cultural Management Exhibition Curation Art Criticism Design Criticism Didactics and Pedagogy Ethics and Creation
Specialisations are learning pathways included in the European Diploma Supplement (DS). In order to obtain one, a minimum of 30 credits belonging to the pathway must be taken.
Specialisation in Design of Object and Space	Specialisation in Audiovisual Communication
To obtain the corresponding specialisation, the following compulsory subjects must be taken: Design of Object and Space Object, Subject and Action Ephemeral Spaces, Place and Production Choose one of the following subjects: Interactive Systems and New Creation Outlines Idea and Matter Services Design	To obtain the corresponding specialisation, the following compulsory subjects must be taken: Visual Communication Typography Architecture and Graphic Production Choose one of the following subjects: Interactive Systems and New Creation Landscapes Desktop Publishing and Experimental Publication Services Design
Specialisation in Applied Arts	Specialisation in Art
To obtain the corresponding specialisation, the following compulsory subjects must be taken: Applied Arts Idea and Profession Idea and Matter Object, Subject and Action	To obtain the corresponding specialisation, the following compulsory subjects must be taken: Reviewing Art Representation Choose two of the following subjects: Idea and Matter Audiovisual Contexts Desktop Publishing and Experimental Publication Expanded Image Place and Action
Specialisation in Visual Narration
To obtain the corresponding specialisation, the following compulsory subjects must be taken: Visual Narration Image and Text Desktop Publishing and Experimental Publication Choose one of the following subjects: Interactive Systems and New Creation Outlines Representation Audiovisual Contexts