Graphic Design Communication MA

The course aims to align current social and cultural issues alongside emerging design practices. It will give you a solid introduction to the debates and methodologies that are at the forefront of contemporary design. You will learn how to challenge and expand this knowledge within your personal design practice.<br/><br/>The course will enable you to become an advanced thinker and versatile practitioner. You will be a designer with the ability to respond to both familiar and unfamiliar challenges.<br/><br/><strong>What to expect</strong> <br/><br/>• A practice led course underpinned by critical design thinking and exploration<br/>• Teaching from experienced postgraduate tutors. Each of which has their own personal specialist design / art practice and research<br/>• To work in a variety of spaces in proximity to technicians, subject experts and your peers<br/>• To study themes in contemporary design practice and discourse including habitable worlds, material worlds, environmental ecologies, new desires, aesthetics and the exchange between digital and material cultures<br/>• To develop a rigorous design process. This will provide you with the means to use critical thinking, shape materials and forms, generate and communicate content, develop prototypes and engage with audience testing<br/>• Access to library and special collection resources, shared studios and exhibition spaces<br/>• To seek inspiration and knowledge from tutors, college wide lectures, UAL postgraduate community events and London’s cultural industries<br/>• To have access to Camberwells shared workshops that include printmaking, photography, film, moving image, digital, plastic, ceramics, wood and metalwork.