Graphic Production
About the Study Program
The goal of the study program is to educate professional master engineers for the needs of the graphic industry, who will be capable of creating and managing production capacities in the graphic production field. Students acquire advanced knowledge and skills in the area of graphic production in line with market requirements and the possibilities offered by the rapid advancement of graphic technology. Special attention is given to the student and their needs to access and qualitatively acquire the necessary competencies. The study program will enable students to professionally manage graphic production processes.
For information on the entrance exam, see here.
Type/level of study
Master Professional Studies; Second Degree Studies
Professional title
Master (appl.) in Technology
Area
Technological Engineering
ECTS
120 ECTS
Duration
Two years; Four semesters
The beginning of the realization of the study program
School Year 2020/2021.
Curriculum
1st Semester
Name of the subject
ECTS
Multimedia Presentations
8
Environmental Protection in Graphic Industry
7
Investment Organization
6
Elective courses 1
Statistical Methods and Techniques
9
Standardization and Conformity Assessment
9
2nd Semester
Name of the subject
ECTS
Elective courses 2
Industrial ecology
5
Environmental Business
5
Methods and Techniques for Testing Graphic Products
7
Color Management and Specialized Prepress
8
Contemporary Packaging Materials and Packaging Systems
7
Professional Practice 1
3
3rd Semester
Name of the subject
ECTS
Graphic Products Production Organization
7
Modern Technological Solutions of Digital Printer
7
Graphic Product Design
6
Elective courses 3
Material Flows in Urban Systems
7
Environmental Risks
7
4th Semester
Name of the subject
ECTS
Elective courses 4
Inks and Varnishes in Printing Industry
10
Post-press of Specific Design Graphic Products
10
Quality Management of Commercial Printing Technologies
5
Applied Research
5
Professional Practice 2
3
Final Thesis – applied research
3
Final Thesis – preparation and defence
9