- EINA, Centre Universitari de Disseny i Art de Barcelona (affiliated school)
- Barcelona
- Duration: 4 courses - 240 credits
- Places: 120
- Admission mark: 5,000
- Price per credit: 156 euros
- Language: Catalan (60%), Spanish (30%), English (10%)
- Academic calendar
- Learning mode: Classroom-based learning
Eina is a centre where you can learn and experience design and art from an interdisciplinary, reflective and committed to the ecosystem. At Eina you will acquire one of the essential skills of the 21st century: the ability to identify and solve problems creatively, in any context, through the practice of design and art, and the willingness to raise new questions to generate other solutions capable of designing futures.
Why study at EINA?
- Continuous development of study plans and lecturers
- Diversity of specialisations: graphic design, spatial design, products, visual creations and design culture
- Possibility of choosing the track you are most interested in
- Cross-curricular subjects
- Tailor-made follow-ups
- Grants and aids for new students
- Immersive campus at the foot of the Collserola Natural Park
- Specialised facilities
- International interactions
- Work placements and jobs bank
- High insertion in the labour market
- Fostering an entrepreneurial spirit and a project culture
- Continuous learning: specialisation courses
- Cultural platform: workshops and conferences
- Strategic location: Barcelona, design capital
- Transparency and quality
- Large and diverse student and alumni community
- Strong positioning and rigour: UAB-affiliated centre
- Experience and prestige
Career options
- Digital design of interfaces and user experience, animation and motion graphics, audiovisual design, graphic communication and corporate identity for businesses, institutions and products, editorial design, creative direction, copywriting and naming, art direction in sectors such as advertising, photography, graphics applied to space, packaging design and typographic creation, etc.
- Design of domestic areas, work spaces, commercial premises, exhibitions, lighting, scenography, fair stands and TV sets, and localisation.
- Design of urban and domestic equipment, home, urban and work space furniture, large consumption products, electronics and household electrical appliances, tools, lighting, wearables and the internet of things, packaging, innovation management, product management, automotion and mobility, sports and wellbeing, health and wellbeing, children's and toys sector.
- Audiovisual creation, digital creation and animation, art direction, contemporary artistic practices, illustration, art exhibition curator, critique, history, artistic research and teaching. It also provides a solid background for those interested in future studies or professions with a high degree of technification, such as photography.
- Project management, design business management, cultural management, heritage, programming of activities, teaching, curator, analysis and reviews in specialised journals, research, design direction and design consultancy.
Testimonials
Mobility programmes
EINA Design Degree courses offer students the possibility of completing part of their courses at other European universities or universities around the world. Mobility programmes facilitate this possibility in academic terms and also offer financial assistance for placements abroad.
Student mobility is a priority objective for the creation of an integrated European Higher Education Area (EHEA) that, with exchanges between European students and students from around the world, can be expanded into a true knowledge internationalisation experience. The EINA mobility service, in collaboration with the UAB, offers information and management that enables EINA students to study part of the syllabus abroad, while looking after visiting students.
List of universities with exchange programmes
Professional training
Design degree EINA courses include professional experiences in outside companies and studios during the training period to equip students with the necessary knowledge and experiences, which, once their courses have finished, help them secure employment efficiently.
We should stress that as one of its duties, the school is committed to promoting EINA students and graduates. In doing this, the students' work is disseminated in specialist publications and exhibitions organised by the school, always respecting authorship and the corresponding rights. Similarly, EINA produces and distributes a publication containing the final degree projects of all students who are graduating to help ease their move into the employment market and highlight the levels of professionalism and ability they have achieved.
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