Name of the programme

Graphic Arts

Faculty of Fine Arts
Maria Curie-Skłodowska University
Address: al. Kraśnicka 2b,
20-718 Lublin, Poland
Phone: +48 81 537 69 25;
Fax: +48 81 537 69 50

https://www.umcs.pl/en/faculty-of-arts,2648.htm

Master's degree studies in graphic arts are dedicated to undergraduates or graduates of all artistic faculties, for example Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Painting, Art Education etc. Our practical courses are based on study of traditional graphic techniques, painting and drawing as well as the newest digital technologies and multimedia solutions.

Graphic design course units are conducted in a workshop format with use of Adobe applications. There are: Digital Picture Editing, Web Design, Multimedia, Illustration, Advertising Photography. During four semesters students have the possibility to learn different techniques of Printmaking: Intaglio (etching, aquatint, soft ground, drypoint), Relief Printing (linocut), Silkscreen and Experimental Printmaking.

The artistic master’s diploma is realized in Printmaking Speciality or Graphic Design Speciality. Diploma is a set of works in a chosen technique, presented in a diploma exhibition.

Our staff is gathered from the most experienced university teachers, recognized artists and scholars. The Institute of Fine Arts welcomes international students and values cultural diversity. All courses are taught in English. All graduates achieve Master of Fine Arts Degree.

Detailed information about programme: https://www.umcs.pl/en/graphic-arts-postgraduate-ma-in-english,16313.htm

1. The program is addressed to candidates holding Bachelor degree in Arts or Arts-related fields.

2. Prospective students register online in the Online Registration System (IRK) and file all the necessary documents up to the exhaustion of available places.

3. Applicants need to submit their artistic portfolio for consideration in the admissions process to be reviewed by the departmental faculty.

In order to be eligible for a programme taught in English, candidates must demonstrate that they meet English requirements for a given programme.

1. Submit one of the document listed here: English language requirements

2. Send an email to: [email protected] to register for online English language interview.

Enquiries about course content, structure and syllabus: [email protected]

Admission enquiries: [email protected]

Name of the programme

Intercultural communication in education and the workplace

Faculty of Humanities

The Programme is designed to provide students with knowledge, skills and competences in the field of intercultural communication. These qualifications are very important and desirable not only in today’s labour market, but also essential for success in educational institutions. The Programme is addressed to Polish students who wish to study in English in an international environment and to foreign students who are interested in MA studies in Poland with English as the language of instruction.  By participating in the courses, students will acquire knowledge about the cultural diversity of the world, an understanding of multicultural problems in the era of global economic and educational migration, as well as necessary intercultural competences and skills.

The programme of study is based on four major thematic blocks: 1) cultural studies; 2) relations between language and culture; 3) practical learning of a foreign language; and 4) preparation for writing a Master’s thesis. The specified units provide intercultural competences and skills necessary for functioning in an international work and educational environment. Such a structured programme of study furnishes one with knowledge in the field of cultural anthropology, issues related to national and ethnic minorities, and nonverbal communication in an intercultural context. Practical language and personal skills, which enable the students to operate on the international labour market, are also important elements of our Programme.

Admission is based on a qualifying interview which is held in English. The purpose of the interview is to evaluate applicant’s scope of interest in a chosen field of study.

In order to be eligible for a programme taught in English, candidates must demonstrate that they meet English requirements for a given programme.

Check the general English language requirements

13 places available on a tuition-fee basis

2 places available without tuition fees (free of charge)

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