MA Graphic Design

Course Overview

The MA Graphic Design programme offers in-depth education and training in the field of graphic design at a master’s level. The course curriculum typically covers a wide range of subjects and topics relevant to graphic design. Students are exposed to both theoretical concepts and practical applications, ensuring a well-rounded education. The programme may include courses such as design theory, typography, branding, illustration, digital media, design research, design history, and interactive design. The coursework often combines lectures, workshops, studio-based projects, and collaborative activities to foster creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

One of the key aspects of the MA Graphic Design programme is the emphasis on experimentation and innovation. Students are encouraged to explore new ideas, push the boundaries of traditional design, and engage with emerging technologies. This approach allows students to develop a unique design style and discover their creative voice. They have the opportunity to work with various design tools, software, and techniques to create visually compelling and meaningful design solutions.

The course is usually delivered by experienced faculty members who are accomplished designers themselves. They provide guidance, feedback, and mentorship to students, helping them refine their skills and achieve their creative potential. Additionally, guest lectures and workshops by industry experts are frequently organized to expose students to diverse perspectives and contemporary design practices.

Programme Duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters)

Eligibility: Under Graduation/ Equivalent