Specialized areas
The study of graphic design and multimedia art of the second degree will be carried out in three areas of specialization: multimedia, design graphics and visual communication, and interdisciplinary art projects.
Multimedia and 3D Graphics Lab
Thesis Seminar –Dr. Krzysztof Kalinowski
The specialization covers the design and creation of advanced visual forms using 3D graphics, animation, modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering. The studio focuses on creating digital spaces, 3D objects, animations, simulations, and interactive multimedia environments. Students develop their own artistic and design concepts using real-time technologies, digital tools, and artificial intelligence-based solutions. The result of this work is an individual thesis project that integrates artistic, design, and technological elements.
Multimedia and Digital Graphics Studio
Thesis Seminar –Dr. Filip Sendal
The specialization covers the creative use of digital imaging techniques, raster and vector graphics, 2D animation, motion design, editing, and multimedia narrative forms. The studio develops students’ ability to create original visual narratives, combine image, movement, sound, and interaction, and utilize contemporary digital technologies, including generative tools. Particular emphasis is placed on experimentation, individual artistic language, and the conscious shaping of relationships between form, content, and medium. The program culminates in an original multimedia or digital diploma project.
Visual Communication Studio
Thesis Seminar –Dr. Mariusz Sładczyk
The specialization covers the design of complex visual communication systems, brand and institutional identity, typographic solutions, graphic symbols, publications, visual campaigns, and spatial information projects. The studio develops students’ ability to analyze communication problems, formulate visual strategies, and translate conceptual ideas into coherent, functional, and aesthetically pleasing design solutions. An essential element of the curriculum is the conscious use of contemporary media, digital technologies, and interactive tools. The thesis project is a comprehensive, original work in the field of visual communication, based on in-depth design and research reflection.
Illustration and Graphic Design Studio
Thesis Seminar –Dr. Antonina Buszewicz-Hryniewicz
The specialization covers original illustration, editorial graphics, posters, publication design, infographics, and experimental forms of graphic design. The studio combines traditional and digital imaging techniques, developing students’ ability to build an individual visual language, visual narrative, and the conscious use of symbols, color, composition, and typography. Students tackle independent artistic and design challenges, experiment with materials, technology, and forms of communication, and analyze the relationship between image and content. The result of this work is a cohesive, original thesis project that demonstrates conceptual, technical, and artistic maturity.
An Original Interdisciplinary Studio for Artistic Projects
Thesis Seminar –Prof. Andrzej Śramkiewicz or Prof. Roman Gajewski
The specialization covers independent artistic exploration and the creation of interdisciplinary projects utilizing a variety of media, techniques, and creative strategies. The studio offers the opportunity to combine printmaking, photography, illustration, animation, film, installations, objects, spatial interventions, interaction, and new technologies. Particular emphasis is placed on the development of an individual artistic approach, the formulation of original research questions, experimentation, and critical reflection on contemporary visual culture. The thesis project may take an open, multimedia form, and its execution should be based on a clearly defined concept, a deliberate selection of means of expression, and in-depth documentation of the creative process.