Currently, the Department offers a Bachelor’s degree programme titled “Modern Printing and Visualisation Technologies.” In addition to covering conventional printing and related technologies, this programme aims to educate students in the fields of 3D printing and VR/AR visualisation technologies. A subsequent two-year master’s degree programme “Graphic Arts and Printing Technology” is also available.
In the three-year bachelor’s programme “Modern Printing and Visualisation Technologies,” students acquire fundamental knowledge of the field, with an emphasis on printing production technologies across a full spectrum of techniques—including offset, screen printing, rotogravure, non-impact printing, and digital printing—as well as the production of printing inks, varnishes, and substrates. Regarding prepress operations and computer science, students work with modern software for processing images and text intended for print, electronic publications, and multimedia communication, as well as for structural design, 3D graphics, and interactive presentation in XR. The curriculum also covers the basics of business economics, financial management, and marketing. Information on the courses can be found here. Graduates of this program may continue their studies in the follow-up master’s programme “Graphic Arts and Printing Technology”.
The aim of the “Graphic Arts and Printing Technology” Master’s degree branch of study is to educate qualified workers for a wide range of technical professions in the printing, advertising and packaging industry and information technologies. Graduates have a wide range of knowledge of printing techniques and technologies, information technologies, preparation and properties of printing materials, computer technology focusing on the use of computers for prepress operations and electronic publishing, in the printing production management and in the basics of business economics and management. The knowledge gained in theoretical courses in the field of macromolecular chemistry, physical chemistry, photography and colorimetry are a good basis for independent research work in this field. Graphic Arts Masters find jobs in printing offices/works, in DTP studios and advertising agencies, as representatives of supplier companies in the field of graphic arts, senior technical editors in publishing houses as well as individual entrepreneurs in the field of graphic arts. Information on the courses can be found here.
The knowledge gained in the subsequent Master’s programme also allows the best students to continue their studies in the PhD programme of “Surface Engineering”, for more information click here.
