Specialized areas
The study program is divided into two stages.
The first three semesters include base teaching, in which students acquire general knowledge in fine arts and computer techniques. After the third semester, students choose area specialized and deepen their knowledge in computer techniques and fine arts according to their chosen direction.
Due to the nature of the study, most of the classes after the third semester are seminar and workshop classes in small project groups. Students complete an undergraduate project under the guidance of a supervisor, which is the basis for the degree.
Students choosing area Visualization learn the problems, methods and techniques, and acquire the skills necessary to design short film forms, graphic design, create a series of illustrations, spatial packaging, functional objects, photography, exhibitions, visual design of shows, websites, and flat and spatial design of visual information. Diploma in visualization - illustration, spatial packaging, photography, graphic design artistic, must additionally include multimedia elements, based on new information technologies.
Students choosing this area after graduation Bachelor's degree are prepared, in particular, to work in positions:
- Freelance graphic designer;
- Junior Art Director and Art Director in advertising agencies;
- Graphic designer in press and book publishing;
- Webdesigner in designing and implementing websites;
- Designers of visualization elements of computer games;
- Illustrators;
- Photographers;
- Designer and maker of small film forms.
Within the scope, the student acquires knowledge, skills and social competencies that provide the basis for professional development in the direction of creating and managing the content and form of visual communication.
In the field of Animation, the student acquires detailed knowledge of the creation of computer games, music videos, small film forms, but also computer animation and three-dimensional graphics and computer generation of special effects.
Students choosing this area after graduation Bachelor's degree are prepared, in particular, to work in positions:
- Independent graphic design-animator in the field of animated film and multimedia;
- Animation designers for computer games;
- Special effects technical producer;
- Creator of small film forms, music videos and animated films;
- Junior Art Director and Art Director in advertising agencies;
- Webdesigner in the design and implementation of websites;
- Content and intellectual property manager;
- Graphic editor of multimedia messages.
Within the scope, the student acquires knowledge, skills and social competencies that provide the basis for professional development in the direction of creating and managing the content of animated forms.
Laboratories of the Faculty of New Media Art
The elective subjects listed are suggestions and are offered to help you select classes to support your chosen educational path. Please consider them as indicative guidelines that may help you in your decision-making, and not as a list of mandatory choices.
area Visualization
In the studio, the student deepens drawing skills in traditional and digital techniques. Within the framework of the classes, depending on the scope chosen by the student (animation or visualization), there are tasks focusing on the analysis of the human figure in motion, creative narrative drawing and illustrations to selected literary texts using multimedia tools. In the studio there is a system of consultations of individual works and exercises and credit is given on the basis of the so-called mandatory working reviews and the mandatory final review.
Presented by Prof. dr hab. . Paweł Nowak, dr hab. Piotr Nowinski
Suggested elective subjects:
- - Preparation for printing
- - graphic design multimedia
- - Animation studio
- - Kinetic typography
- - Film studio
- - Concept art.
- - Study of dynamic drawing
The program provides the basis for building the plastic consciousness necessary to undertake artistic creation. Learning about and observing phenomena in nature, interpretation from analysis to synthesis, preparing students to form artistic expressions. The educational process is based on exercises and individual conversations and presentations of student works. The basis of the course are exercises in the study of figures in space, as well as outdoor and compositional tasks on assigned topics.
Hosted by Prof. Tomasz Myjak, Ph.D dr hab.
Suggested elective subjects:
- - graphic design multimedia
- - graphic design artistic
- - Preparation for printing
- - Animation studio
- - Kinetic typography
- - Projection and mapping
- - Video Documentation
- - Sound
The primary goal in these exercises is to develop the creation of narrative drawing, learning to frame and move freely in small art forms. Interpretation of text
through drawing. Making a classic comic strip using tools, e.g. pencil, ink, thin pen. Working on a multimedia comic using programs such as After Effects, Animathe, Unity, Wisionaire Studio, Adobe CC. Finding and developing the student's own comic style. Ultimately, the plan is to combine multimedia comics with the medium of gaming.
Presented by Piotr Nowiński, Ph. dr hab. ., Rafał Masłyk, M.Sc.
Suggested elective subjects:
- - Computer game development tools
- - graphic design multimedia
- - Animation studio
- - Film studio
- - Kinetic typography
- - Sound
- - Concept art.
- - Advanced texturing (for a 3D game diploma)
- - Study of dynamic drawing
graphic design is a studio whose area training covers graphic design in the broadest sense: visual identity, signage systems, poster and other outdoor forms, motion design, publication design (paper and digital), web interface design and other interactive forms. The program involves the creation of designs using mainly 2D, static and dynamic technologies, created using the latest technologies, with engineering support. The multidimensional, dialogue-based, dynamic structure of the studio's program enables students to work based on analysis of the latest trends and orientations in contemporary graphic design and related fields. Projects are introduced with lectures providing the knowledge necessary for the tasks carried out in it.
Presented by Dr. Agata Moryto, Dr. Agnieszka Cieślikowska, Dr. Mateusz Szewczyk
Suggested elective subjects:
- - Preparation for printing
- - graphic design multimedia
- - graphic design artistic
- - Projection and mapping
- - Kinetic typography
- - Sound
- - graphic design publishing
- - Design practice
- - Video Documentation
- - VR 2D
The printmaking studio focuses on improving technical and artistic skills in a variety of traditional printmaking techniques. In the course, students have the opportunity to learn and work with such techniques as linocut, etching, algraphy, monotype and screen printing. The goal is to develop the graphic arts workshop and the ability to creatively use various methods of fine art printing, as well as to develop an individual artistic language.
Students learn not only the techniques themselves, but also the principles of composition, expression and working with materials and tools. Great emphasis is placed on self-reliance in the choice of subject matter and graphic concept, as well as the development of a creative attitude, experimentation and the search for new means of expression.
During the course of the diploma work in the studio, students are required to prepare a minimum of 10 diploma graphics, which should form a coherent whole in terms of artistic and technical aspects. Diploma works are evaluated both in terms of quality of execution and originality of concept. The classes are designed to prepare students for independent artistic work, and also enable them to develop towards a professional career as a graphic design artist.
Presented by Andrzej Kalina, Ph. dr hab. ., Marta Dawidiuk, M.Sc.
Suggested elective subjects:
- - graphic design artistic
- - graphic design multimedia
- - Preparation for printing
- - Sound
- - Projection and mapping
- - Design practice
- - graphic design publishing
- - VR 2D
The goal of the studio is to familiarize students with advanced techniques for working in a 3d environment. This is accomplished through exercises of increasing complexity, addressing various aspects of the subject, focusing mainly on the interface as well as various modeling, animation as well as lighting and rendering techniques in the field of 3d graphics.
Presented by Dr. Krzysztof Kalinowski, M.Sc. Adrianna Wróbel
Suggested elective subjects:
- - Advanced 3D techniques
- - Sculpture
- - Animation studio
- - Film studio
- - Sound
- - Concept art.
- - Advanced texturing
- - Study of dynamic drawing
Interactive Media focuses on real-time programming and creating visual and audio interactions. The program includes building 3D geometry and texturing in 2D. Students gain hands-on experience in creating interactive art shows. The classes stimulate development in the area of cutting-edge technologies and artistic creativity. The comprehensive approach ensures that the student is prepared to create an interactive thesis using innovative technologies.
Moderated by Anna Klimczak, Ph. dr hab. ., Zuzanna Goclawska, M.A., Natalia Slusarska, M.A.
Suggested elective subjects:
- - graphic design multimedia
- - Advanced 3D techniques
- - Projection and mapping
- - Kinetic typography
- - Sound
- - graphic design publishing
- - Concept art.
- - Video Documentation
- - VR 2D
area Animation
The studio is designed for students who seek an understanding of the art of character representation and storytelling in animation. During the course of study, the program provides comprehensive artistic and technical training to help each student develop in both traditional animation and computer graphics environments.
Moderators Monika Madrak, MA, Magdalena Pilecka, MA.
Suggested elective subjects:
- - Animation studio
- - Toon Boom
- - Film studio
- - Sound
- - Grammar of film language
- - Concept art.
- - Study of dynamic drawing
The goal of the studio is to familiarize students with advanced techniques of working in a 3d environment. This is realized through exercises of increasing complexity, The goal of the studio is to familiarize students with advanced techniques of working in 3d environment. This is accomplished through exercises of increasing complexity, dealing with various aspects of the subject, focusing mainly on the interface as well as various techniques of modeling, animation as well as lighting and rendering in the field of 3d graphics.
Presented by Dr. Krzysztof Kalinowski, M.Sc. Adrianna Wróbel
Suggested elective subjects:
- - Advanced 3D techniques
- - Sculpture
- - Animation studio
- - Film studio
- - Sound
- - Concept art.
- - Advanced texturing
- - Study of dynamic drawing
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