Bachelor in Art and design

The University of Arts in Poznań offers this bachelor's program in Art and Design, taught in English over six semesters, in the city of Poznań. Yearly tuition is 5000 EUR. The program is organized across five departments: Graphic Design, Interior Design, Stage Design, Fashion Design, and Industrial Design, giving students a choice of specialization within the broader field of art and design. Graphic design work typically covers visual communication, branding, and layout for print and digital media. Interior design addresses the planning and organization of built spaces, considering function, materials, and aesthetics. Stage design applies design thinking to theatre, film, and performance settings, covering set construction and spatial storytelling. Fashion design covers garment construction, textiles, and collection development. Industrial design focuses on the shaping of manufactured products, balancing usability, materials, and production methods. Across these departments, students at the bachelor's level typically build foundational skills in drawing, materials, form, and design process before specializing further. Graduates of art and design programs commonly pursue careers as graphic designers, interior designers, set and production designers, fashion designers, or product and industrial designers, working across studios, manufacturing companies, cultural institutions, and creative agencies. Poznań itself is home to a long-established art academy tradition, and the university's departmental structure allows students to move between disciplines that share overlapping design fundamentals while working toward a specific professional direction. The six-semester structure of the bachelor's program corresponds to standard first-cycle degree structures used across Polish higher education institutions in the arts and design fields.