Fine arts – Graphics BA
Bachelor’s Degree
3-year accredited programme
Full-time
In Hungarian language
Tuition free places: 27
Places with tuition: 8
At the Partium Christian University Visual Communication has been taught in Hungarian language since 2002. The Graphics specialization places emphasis on the study of the mediums used for graphic design purposes. We aim at forming and training professionals who master the traditional types of graphic art (engraving/print) and graphic design, the integrated application of photo and text, as well as the digital motion picture applications in the complex image design which is a challenge of the 21st century.
Snapshots of the Graphics specialization
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Graphic drawing, artistic anatomy, colour and shape studies, perspective (3D), photography, typography, composition, etching, animation, digital image processing, art history, visual communication, aesthetics, semiotics, art management.
Specializations
Animation
Subjects
Video, Advertisement Clip, TV Graphics, Media History, Intermedia, Multimedia, Installations, Animation.
Graphic Design
Subjects
Branding, Visual identity design, Typography, Poster art, Packaging design, Photography, Digital design, Web and application design, Editorial design, Illustration, Comic book art.
Job opportunities
- in creative studios, digital agencies (junior graphic designer, junior web designer)
- in advertising (cinematographer, editor, graphic designer)
- in animation studios (drawer, character designer)
- in a 3D design workshop
- in a publishing house (book graphic designer, illustrator)
- in the printing industry
- in education
- as a freelance graphic designer or animator
- as an independent visual artist
- in advertising (cinematographer, editor, graphic designer)
- in animation studios (drawer, character designer)
- in a 3D design workshop
- in a publishing house (book graphic designer, illustrator)
- in the printing industry
- in education
- as a freelance graphic designer or animator
- as an independent visual artist
Scholarships
Tuition fee
450 EUR
Opportunities for further education
Recent news
Teaching staff
Zoltán Balázs DLA
Head of Department, Lecturer
Sándor Bartha DLA
Associate Professor
Tünde Bodoni-Dombi DLA
Lecturer
Krisztina Erdei DLA
Lecturer
Drs. Judit Eszter Gagyi
Assistant Lecturer
Szilárd Miklós Gáspár DLA
Lecturer
habil. Gizela Horváth PhD
Full Professor
Iréne Kányádi PhD
Lecturer
Attila Kelemen
Assistant Lecturer
Drs. Zsolt Kolcsár
Assistant Lecturer
Drs. Inez Lőrinczi
Assistant Lecturer
Róbert Nagy DLA
Lecturer
Miklós Onucsán DLA
Full Professor
Teacher training
The Department for Teacher Training of the Partium Christian University in Oradea provides basic and in-depth teacher training for those who wish to enroll in the Level I and II pedagogical modules during their studies, moreover postgraduate training for those who decide to enter the teaching profession after completing their university studies. It is a complementary module to any major.
Partium Language Center
The Partium Language Center organizes language courses and specialized language courses for all age groups, at all levels (beginner, intermediate, advanced) — in English, German, French, Italian, Hungarian, and Romanian. It also provides students and residents of the region with the preparation and examination for the Partium, Cambridge, and ECL language examinations (English, German, French); additionally translation and interpretation services too.
Science
Scientific and artistic research is a permanent feature of the PCU’s activities, involving both our teachers and students. Over the years, several research groups have been set up, either within departments or through interdepartmental collaboration, to regularly carry out research projects, conferences, and other specialized programs.
Arany János Dormitory
The dormitory located in the city centre offers not only accommodation but also dining and laundry options for university students at affordable prices. Additionally, it provides peaceful study conditions and Wi-Fi access. Also, within the dormitory building, there is a Student Club where students can chat over coffee, tea, or soft drinks and play table football.
