The educational objectives of the three-year course are:

• Acquire basic cultural knowledge and skills of a historical-critical, scientific, methodological, and IT nature aimed at project management;
• Acquire knowledge, skills, and communication abilities of the project at different expressive levels of technique, language, and tools;
• Acquire technical and technological knowledge and skills aimed at the design and feasibility verification of industrial and graphic products;
• Ability to typologically analyse industrial and communication products aimed at understanding the relevant production and socio-economic contexts.

At the end of the three-year course, a First Level Academic Diploma in Product and Communication Design is awarded, equivalent to a Bachelor's Degree EQF6. At the end of the three-year course, a First Level Academic Diploma in Product and Communication Design is awarded, equivalent to a Bachelor's Degree L4..

To obtain the First Level Academic Diploma, the student must acquire 180 academic credits (CFA), with 60 credits for each of the three academic years.

The course is structured over 3 years, divided into 6 semesters. The courses are divided into:

• Theoretical Courses (T)
• Theoretical/Practical courses (T/P)
• Laboratory Courses (L)

The exams and interviews are divided into:

• Semester Exam (E)
• Proficiency Exam (ID)
• Interviews (C)

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The professional profiles of graduates are compatible with the following activities:

• Working in a professional studio, independently, in an associated form, or as an employee, to practice the profession of product and communication designer;
• In small and medium industrial enterprises, within the company's design and communication office, for managing the project in coordination with production, marketing, and technicians, including the creation of prototypes and the necessary feasibility checks, in collaboration with company entities;
• In large companies, within the company's design and communication office, also in coordination with any external concept design suppliers, for managing the project even in organisational areas specialising in subsystems within complex systems.