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On November 5th aired on Aranjuez Wave a interview aTo Professor Imelda Campos (Drawing area), who teaches at the Degree in Comprehensive Design and Image Management of our Faculty. During this, he shared Details about this degree with such a curious name, which is taught Currently on the Aranjuez campus and that prepares students for a Wide range of career opportunities in the field of design and communication. It is also the The only grade with this name that currently exists in Spain.

During the interview, the professor explained how the degree is structured in four key training lines: Graphic design, object design, spatial design and image management. These areas allow students to address various projects, such as the one they carry out in their first year about signage en Public spaces and Constitution Square in Aranjuez (cover image), or initiatives for Humanizing environments with infographics. He also stressed that it is a very practical career and that, although the first course can be demanding, the school they learn to adapt to the way of working and finish their training very satisfied.

He also answered the question about the job opportunities offered by the degree, a long list of positions focused on the different training lines. Thus, the graduates can work in areas such as dgraphic design and perform as editorial or advertising designers, art directors in agenciesIn opt for more technology-focused positionsas the designer of interactive or multimedia graphical interfaces. En object design, find opportunities in the furniture design and in the packaging sector. In space design, can dedicate themselves to interior design, renovation, window dressing, scenography or event design and ephemeral architecture projects. Finally, in image managementn, they can take on roles in the project management in visual communication or cultural management. In conclusion, there are multiple ways in which this training is integrated into the world of work y prepares its students to enter this successfully.

Image: Infographic made by student Clara González Salcedo