Graphic Design and Multimedia 2022/2023 – Bachelor
Graphic Design and Multimedia 2022/2023 – Bachelor
The Graphic Design and Multimedia Program was developed based on labor market demands and the requirements of the Industrial Board, which operates within the University. Based on these requirements, the program will prepare professional staff with skills in graphic design services who are capable of using modern technology.
Purpose
The goal of the Graphic Design and Multimedia program is to develop specialized professionals in the field of Graphic Design, with a focus on providing graphic design services using the latest technologies and applications, which can easily adapt to labor market demands.
Expected learning outcomes
After successfully completing this program, students will acquire the knowledge and skills to:
- Analyze various professional and artistic problems
- Apply their knowledge and skills in different areas while carrying out activities in the field of graphic design
- Communicate and present their work using professional language and terminology to both professionals and the general public
- Contribute to new ways of thinking and innovative processes
- Continue their academic and professional studies
Teaching Methodology:
- Theoretical lectures – for presenting basic concepts and academic content.
- Practical exercises – for developing skills and applying knowledge in real situations
- Discussions and group work – to encourage critical thinking and collaboration.
- Case studies – for analyzing concrete situations and solving problems.
- Projects and individual assignments – to develop research skills and independent work.
- Professional practice, when required, to enable real experience in the relevant field.
Assessment Methods: These are described in the Student Handbook and, more specifically, in the course syllabus. Also, based on the Regulation on Bachelor Studies, the following methods are applied for determining academic success:
- Exam
- Colloquium
- Seminar paper
- Professional practice
- Practical test during exercises
The following grades are applied to describe success in exams:
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90–100 points: 10 ‘A’ (Excellent)
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80–89 points: 9 ‘B’ (Very Good)
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70–79 points: 8 ‘C’ (Good)
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60–69 points: 7 ‘D’ (Satisfactory)
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50–59 points: 6 ‘E’ (Sufficient)
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0–49 points: 5 ‘FX/F’ (Fail)
Future employment opportunities
After completing their studies, graduates will be able to work as:
- Graphic Designer
- Brand Developer and Product Visualization Specialist
- Multimedia Specialist (Audio and Video Animation)
- Printing Process Specialist
- General Manager in a design studio or printing house
- Freelance Designer and Entrepreneur
- Marketing Campaign Project Manager
- Employee in educational institutions
Duration of Studies: 3 years, six semesters
Credits earned: 180 ECTS
Qualifications provided: Title awarded to the student: Professional Bachelor in Graphic Design and Multimedia (Level 6 of the Kosovo National Qualifications Framework)
Program passing rates:
Available Services and Facilities:
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Laboratories:
The Faculty of Applied Arts uses a studio for artistic practice, a computer lab equipped with computers, possesses licenses for the use of software or uses the school version with a free license for academic purposes, and each classroom is equipped with a latest generation Smart Table.
- Library and student spaces
The University Library has 1433 different types of publications, some with more than one copy, has 8 reading seats for students and has an area of 48.36m2. There is also a reading room with 40 seats. Students also have access to electronic libraries, through the official UASF link: https://ushaf.net → Students → e-Library.
- Electronic systems
For student data management, UASF uses the Student Information Management System (SMIS) at the link: sims.ushaf.net. For the institutional e-mail system, the Outlook platform is used at: outlook.ushaf.net. For online learning, students use the Microsoft Teams platform, while for academic work and access to institutional applications, they have access to Office 365, with all the services and platforms included.
- Facilities for students with disabilities
The university has access for people with disabilities, and has also installed an elevator for access for people with special needs on all floors of the building.
- Student Regulations
The Faculty of Architecture, Design and Wood Technology uses the following regulations, as well as the student handbook:
- Student Handbook
- Regulations for Basic Studies (Bachelor)
- Regulations on the Code of Ethics
- Regulations for Student Internship
- Regulations for Student Transfer
- Regulations for Student Elections at UASF
- Regulations of the Student Parliament Work at UASF
- Other regulations
- Career Center
The Career Center at the University of Applied Sciences in Ferizaj has these main functions:
- Assists students with career guidance (career path selection, individual counseling)
- Organizes workshops and training (CV writing, interview preparation, soft skills)
- Facilitates internships through cooperation with local, national, and international companies
- Organizes Job and Career Fairs connecting students directly with employers
- Promotes job and internship opportunities through official university announcements
- Supports alumni in job placement and further professional development
7. Scholarships offered to students and study fees:
Student scholarships are allocated for each academic year, based on the regulation of the Governing Council for the allocation of financial resources from the category: Subsidies and transfers. The amount of financial resources for the allocation of scholarships is determined by a separate decision by the Governing Council for each fiscal year.Study fees for students are determined by a special Administrative Instruction of the Ministry of Education and UASF applies the fees determined according to the Administrative Instruction of the Ministry of Education.
- Open Doors Day
As part of the “Open Doors” activity, the university opens its doors to welcome Kosovo high school graduates, to inform them about the conditions offered by the university, about the programs and laboratories, as well as other spaces that contribute to the acquisition of professional skills Open Doord Days.
- Informational materials
Fisnik Halili, student in the first year of the study program of Graphic Design and Multimedia:
“With the work being done, I can say that the University is opening new avenues for us to master the skills, through which I strongly believe that we will easily find ourselves in the job market.”
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