Design

Design graduates can creatively interpret the artistic, technical and cultural factors and relationships influencing the design of relatively simple technical and production structures. They can work in teams on specific industrial design and consumer product redesign tasks. The programme develops skills in reconciling a product’s artistic and aesthetic aspects with its key technical parameters.

• Culture and Development of Design Thinking.
• Fundamentals of spatial representation, composition and artistic geometry.
• Drawing.
• Modelling.
• Digital Architecture Tools.

With accumulated knowledge, practical skills and a theoretical foundation in design, graduates can work as creative team members developing industrial products. In consumer design and more specialised fields, they can apply advanced expertise from design and related scientific and artistic disciplines.

Graduates can also apply their skills in other design-related fields, including specialised modelling, professional 3D graphics and business consultancy.

Admission to the bachelor’s programme requires completed general or vocational secondary education, a successful entrance examination in drawing, composition, spatial perception and general aptitude, and a certificate of Slovak proficiency at B1 level.