Three-Year Course in Visual Design - Milán

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Three-Year Course in Visual Design - Milán

• Modalidad de impartición
  Este curso se imparte en una modalidad presencial.
• Número de horas
  El plan de estudios diseñado para el curso de Visual Design tiene una duración de 3 años.
• Titulación oficial
  El Raffles Milano - Istituto Moda e Design otorga el título oficial al concluir el plan de estudios.
• Valoración del programa
  Con la finalidad de formar a diseñadores capaces de crear diseños visuales creativos haciendo uso de las diversas técnicas y disciplinas el Raffles Milano - Istituto Moda e Design ofrece el curso de Visual Design de forma presencial. Durante el plan de estudio los aspirantes desarrollan sus habilidades del diseño gráfico, fotografía y video storytelling, historia del arte, señalización de exposiciones y teoría de los medios de comunicación. Los egresados de este curso son capaces de operar de forma consciente en los distintos y complejos escenarios de la sociedad contemporánea, haciendo uso de las distintas disciplinas relacionas con el diseño visual. Los profesionales que toman esta formación son respaldados por uno de los más importantes centros educativos de la región.
• Dirigido a
  Este curso va dirigido a los estudiantes que deseen formarse en el área del diseño visual.
• Empleabilidad
  Los egresados pueden unirse a empresas de diseños y medios de comunicación.

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• Contenido
  Three-Year Course in Visual Design - Milán.
  
  

  Three-years Course RM Istituto Moda e Design.
  
  

  A matter of exchanges.
  
  

  Learning by doing is the principle at the root of the Three-year courses at Raffles Milano, a training experience that structures the mind, provides a solid technical foundation and unleashes a desire to broaden your life horizons.
  
  

  • Duration: 3 years
  • Hours: 1400
  • Lang: Italian/English

  
  Why?

  
  To design is to transform the world, from the simplest things right up to the most complex ones. Design is not just a discipline that teaches us how to invent and improve the material side of life: it is also an ideal model that teaches us how things both great and small are bound together by invisible threads. It is the art of change, responsibility and commitment.

  
  Professional opportunities:
  

  
  The visual designer is a creative who is also capable of co-ordinating the skills of a team specialising in a variety of disciplines. He also knows how to face, as the orchestra conductor, complex issues at stake in institutional communications, services and products. This course enables students to acquire a methodology to use in the different phases of a project and its execution and to apply for employment as designers (in professional offices, agencies or organisations) or creative consultants for industrial or commercial firms, or – by opening an office of their own – to take the plunge as entrepreneurs of their own careers.

  Who should attend:

  
  The course is intended for students who have a high school leaving diploma coming from either an Italian or a foreign university. Applicants will be expected to show a strong interest in design disciplines (visual, graphic, exhibition and digital design, lettering, photography and video), in social sciences (anthropology, theories of communication and mass media, sociology and semiology) and in the culture of the visual arts (art and design history). Students who attend this course are future designers of digital and analogical communication, creative directors and brand experts.

  
  Curriculum:

  
  An introductory phase (First Year) is followed by an intermediate one that focuses on a case study (Second Year) and then a completion processs dedicated to the final project and portfolio (Third Year). From the groundwork of basic design to the grammar of typography, from graphic layout software programs to packaging, from motion graphics to interactive design, students learn all the disciplines related to visual design, combining techniques with technologies and their own cultural humus, so as to operate consciously in the complex scenarios of our contemporary society.

  Topics:

  
  – Graphic design
  – Brand design
  – Photography and video storytelling
  – Art and design history
  – Exhibition design and signage
  – Digital design
  – Interactive design
  – Anthropology, sociology, semiology
  – Theory of the mass media
  – Marketing and research

  
  Student of the Year:

  
  At the end of each academic year, RM rewards the best talent of every course and every year. The award is given to the student who has distinguished him- or herself in terms of his/her academic career and portfolio, according to the assessment both of an internal committee of teachers and of an external committee of professionals who are invited to assess the portfolio (the student’s anonymity is protected).

  
  Lecturers:
  
  They are well-founded professionals, authors of projects that have made their mark, and with many years of teaching experience. They have a wide and truly international vision.

  
  They are part of a cohesive and productive group, and they love discussing the progress of courses, the opportunities that present themselves on the run and the performance of individual students.
  
  
  
  

  Companies & Brands:

  
  In nearly thirty years of work, the Raffles Group has built up a substantial network of partners that participate in our three-year and Masters courses. These firms’ reputations and the quality of the relationships e have developed with them are a guarantee of a decidedly fertile meeting between education and business.
  
  Adidas, Aigner, B&O – Bang & Olufsen, Boucheron, Brother, Bulgari, Burberry, C&A, Cartier, Chanel, Chloé, Design Business Chamber Singapore, Diesel, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Dunhill, Elle, Fendi, Fujifilm, Furniture Design Award Singapore, Giorgio Armani, H&M, Heinz, Hermes, Hogan, HP Technology, HSBC – Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, IKEA, InterContinental Hotels & Resorts, Kohler, Lear Corporation, Lego, Li & Fung, L’Oréal, Louis Vuitton, LVMH, Mahogany, Max Mara, MediaCorp, Metro, Michael Kors, Microsoft, Nippon Paint, Nokia, Orchard Road Business Association, Pepsi, Philips, Prada, Puma, Ralph Lauren, Redworks, Richemont, Richmond, Rolex, Saatchi & Saatchi, Saint Laurent Paris, Samsung, Shiseido, Siemens, Singapore Furniture Industries Council, Singapore Jewellers Association, Sony Pictures, Standard Chartered, Textile & Fashion Federation, Tiffany & Co., Valentino, Versace, Y&R, Yves Saint Laurent.

  
  Monday Talk:

  
  Every Monday evening at 6.30 p.m., Raffles Milano invites its students to meet one of the major personalities who walk the stage of design, style and design culture. Hearing the stories and ideas that influence the market and drive our mindset – straight from the horse’s mouth – is an amazing opportunity that adds substance to our academic programmes. Here is the agenda of meetings for the coming year.
  
  
  

  Admissions:

  
  Applications can be sent by the “Admission Form” below or made by phone by calling the Secretariat directly. When we receive the required documentation and a motivational letter written by the Candidate, the Management will set the date for an introductory interview with the Course Leader or with the College Director: it is an open discussion during which the Candidate can explain his or her personal motivations. He or she can ask information on the general guidelines of the Institute (commitment, dedication, behavior, general Rules & Regulations of the didactic activities).If their profile is considered suitable, candidates will receive official notice regarding the acceptance of their application, which in any case is non-binding for the Candidate.
  
  
  
  Application documents:
  
  – motivation letter
  – passport or identity card for Italian or EU-EFTA citizens
  
  

  
  Fees:

  
  Following the Management’s official notice concerning the Candidate’s admissibility, the latter may proceed to the enrolment stage. All students who fulfil the requirements must pay the enrolment fee when they formalize their enrolment, which must then be integrated by the yearly tuition fee (established by the four family income brackets before the beginning of the course).
  
  The amount of the tuition fee can be paid in one single instalment or in two further instalments after the enrolment fee: the 2nd instalment must be paid before the beginning of the First Semester, and the 3rd instalment before the beginning of the Second Semester. Another option is to pay in 10-monthly instalments, which 1st one corresponds to the enrolment fee (enrolment fee + First instalment of the annual tuition fee) and the last no later than the 9th month from enrolment.

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