Bachelor

International Graphic and Digital Media

Third year taught in English, 180 ECTS, 3 academic years, Campus Mariakerke

This English variant of the Bachelor of Graphic and Digital Media will teach you the necessary commercial and management skills to call yourself an expert of digital, social and print media and to start working in the international media sector. You know how to translate the client's ideas and expectations into creative campaigns, taking into account the technical possibilities. Together with the client, you monitor the progress of a project and adjust your team where necessary.

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For whom?

You have a creative and entrepreneurial attitude and are fascinated by the opportunities in the international graphic and digital sector.

Programme

You will gradually broaden your knowledge of English to prepare for the fully English-taught final year. This programme focuses on practice from day one, and you will specialise yourself in creative thinking and technology.

Our assets

The media sector is becoming increasingly international. This unique cross-media profile with considerable language skills responds to this trend.

Practical arrangements

What language skills are required? How large are the groups? How do I enrol? Which laptop do I need?

Tailor made guidance

We will monitor you personally, even if studying doesn't come naturally to you.

Campus and accessibility

Campus Mariakerke is often referred to as the media campus of Artevelde University of Applied Sciences.

My first employer was EskoArtwork, a company producing prepress software and hardware. As an application engineer I trained customers all over the world to use our products. Later on, as a colour management consultant for MACtac, I delivered support to customers and distributors, mainly in Europe and the Middle East. Since the academic year, I am a practical lecturer in the Graphic and Digital Media programme at Artevelde University of Applied Sciences.

Jelle Lowagie

Former student and practical lecturer in the Bachelor of Graphic and Digital Media