Graphic Design school in Florence, Italy. The Institute has Graphic design masters & design courses in English
 
 

Graphic Design School in Florence, Italy

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Graphic Design School in Florence, Italy

Graphic Design courses are for either Master and beginning levels. The English language is used for instructing all courses. The graphic design school program provides a theoretical and practical approach to education offering professional skills, theoretical foundation, and general education to aid students in the development and maturation of their artistic abilities and to solidify their technical skills. Emphasis is placed on learning the concepts and skills for creating computer graphics, web design, and illustrations. Each one year course is 30 weeks in duration in Italy. Tools include graphic software such as Adobe PhotoShop, Flash, Adobe Illustrator,3d Studio MAX, Vray and other applications. These softwares are the most prevalently used computer programs used in Italy, Europe and thougout the world. . Visit our Design Gallery to view examples of the types of graphic design projects realized during the course.

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Graphic Design Course Options

The Florence Institute is an Graphic Design School in Florence, Italy for both Masters and courses of Graphic design. The English language is used for instructing all courses.

Graphic Design School Course Options:

Graphic Design Master: 1 year (2 Semesters)
For working professionals or young graduates. Please read the Admissions page for requirements.
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Graphic Design Courses : 1 , 2 or 3 year
Each one year course is 30 weeks. If looking for a Graphic Design school in Florence, Italy. Read More.
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GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDIO
The main focus of the Graphic design school's program is the Studio Design Course. Major themes such as theroy, print, layouts and color schemes are addressed each semester. Visit our Design Gallery to view examples of the types of graphic design projects realized during the course. The class is organized into three different components: 1) lectures 2) desk critiques and 3) presentations. Graphic Design school lectures cover many design topics, technical data and theory. Throughout the semester, students will be issued various design problems, and then asked to develop design solutions over a period of weeks. During the desk critiques, the development of each project will be closely advised by the instructors. At various stages the projects will be presented, discussed then graded according to how thoroughly they solve the design problem.

TEACHING STAFF
All of our staff is very qualified with very high credentials. The graphic design teachers come from both Italy and international. Our staff has a respected reputation for dynamic teaching methods, motivating course material and interactive learning.

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FIELD TRIPS


The Field trips form an integral part of the Florence Institute's curriculum. The design school is located in close proximity to some of Florence Italy’s most important art galleries, museums and cultural sites. Students are required to attend all field trips that are scheduled for classes in which they are enrolled and should budget and additional 150 Euro per semester for various travel and ticket cost.

 

OBJECTIVES
By the end of the courses, Graphic Design students will have acquired the training and the portfolio necessary to interview for positions in graphic design firms, advertising studios, or marketing firms. Florence Institute graduates can find entry positions as graphic designers, renderings, illustrators, and production coordinators. After gaining professional experience, graduates may eventually go on to advanced positions such as leading designers or project managers. Others may establish their own design firms or take on challenging freelance assignments.
 
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