Students of the graphic design Master's degree will receive thorough theoretical and practical knowledge in both selected areas of computer technology applications and graphics. Classes are taught in English.
The English-language program is based on four educational modules:
- Computer Science
providing knowledge and the ability to use existing tools as well as build one's own computer science tools.
- Theoretical
providing knowledge on multimedia communication, interaction, cognitive science and perception, design history, and contemporary communication theories. In this module, students also acquire the ability to professionally formulate content in English.
- Project-based
equipping students with the knowledge and skills to manage audiovisual projects based on verbal and visual means in a dynamic multimedia environment.
- Practical, integrated
embedding the knowledge and skills acquired during studies within the context of working in a project team collaborating with a real user – Design Practicum (project-based learning) vs. Design Studio. As part of this module, outstanding students can assist workshop leaders in the earlier years of study.
Diploma Exam Rules at NeMA
The thesis defense should take place after two years of study at the Faculty of New Media Arts. The rules and topics of the theses should be regularly consulted with the supervisors: principal, technical, and theoretical. Both the thesis and its defense are conducted in English.
The date of the diploma exam in the summer semester 2024/2025:
- July 14-17, 2025
- September 22-25, 2025
Graduate Profile

The professional qualifications of graduates will allow them to consciously make and implement creative decisions. Graduates will possess extended knowledge regarding the function of art history in culture and society, and will be prepared to use traditional and modern means of artistic expression. The proposed education profile gives our graduates a solid foundation for designing in the following areas: advertising, short film forms, video clips, computer games, websites, user interfaces, and 2D and 3D visual information design. This study profile will provide excellent preparation for work in: advertising agencies, television, art galleries, cultural and educational institutions, computer and internet service companies, the film industry, exhibition institutions, and the visual setting of performances.
Thanks to English language classes held throughout the entire period of studies, graduates achieve fluency in English. This enables them to find employment in Polish companies and institutions in positions requiring fluent English, in foreign companies and representative offices of international organizations in Poland, as well as abroad. Graduates will be prepared to undertake third-cycle (doctoral) studies.
Authorities
Dean of the Faculty
dr hab. Ewa Satalecka, prof. of PJAIT
Faculty vice-deans
Vice-Dean: dr hab. Andrzej Kalina, Prof. of PJAIT
Vice-Dean: Piotr Nowiński, PhD
Vice-Dean: Piotr Sieciński, MA
Dean's Office:
Marta Ogrodniczuk
e-mail: dziekan-snm@pja.edu.pl
phone: (+48) 22 584 45 04
phone: (+48) 512 163 558
Building C (rear entrance)
room no. C10
73 Nowogrodzka St.
02-006 Warsaw
Opening hours:
Monday – Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Dean's office for the graphic design program, full-time English-language mode:
Patrycja Bartosińska
e-mail: sekretariat-snm@pja.edu.pl
phone: (+48) 22 584 45 04
phone: (+48) 512 163 558
Building C (rear entrance)
room no. C10
73 Nowogrodzka St.
02-006 Warsaw
Opening hours:
Monday – Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

