The Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design is a three-year program that equips students with essential knowledge and skills in graphic design, communication, semiotics, humanities, project management, English, and the arts. This training cultivates graphic designers who can create and produce both print and digital communication materials, providing tailored creative solutions to specific needs. Students are encouraged to demonstrate creativity and open-mindedness in their daily work, gaining a thorough understanding of the graphic production process and its various stakeholders.

Upon completing the program, graduates will be able to:

• Analyze contexts to define relevant creative directions and conduct graphic research for client approval.
• Develop the chosen concept in close collaboration with the production team, ensuring adherence to technical and budgetary constraints while maintaining quality standards.
• Produce communication materials (both print and digital) using appropriate technologies.
• Utilize Adobe’s creative suite tools, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.

In the third year, students have the option to participate in a work-study program..

Community Management / Fine Arts / Art History / Web Languages / Motion Design / DTP (Desktop Publishing) / Rough Sketching / Semiotics and Communication Culture / Creative Studio / Business Research Techniques / Typography and Rules / Interpersonal Communication / Project Management / Image Semiotics / English / Economics and Management / Mission Report / Humanities and Communication Techniques.

The third year of training can be completed through a work-study program.

Graduates of the Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design (equivalent to a Bachelor’s +3) can work under various statuses: either as freelancers or employees of a company. They often take on roles such as Junior Art Director, Web Designer, Project Manager, or Junior Communications Officer. These positions are typically found in advertising or communication agencies, creative studios, or with direct clients. As employees, graphic designers must collaborate effectively with different project stakeholders, such as art directors, project managers, and printers.

The degree holder can also work as a freelance designer (independent). Their tasks range from creating graphic materials (print and/or web), managing administrative duties (accounting, invoices, quotes, payments), to prospecting (building their network, approaching new clients, and increasing their visibility).

Level 6 Certification “Graphic Designer”. Certifying body: AFIP / Registered in the National Directory of Professional Certifications (RNCP, File No. 34343), recorded on December 16, 2019. NSF Code 322n.