Admission and graduation profile

Admission profile

In addition to meeting the official academic entry requirements, it is recommended that students beginning the Double Degree in Fine Arts and Design possess a series of personal, academic, and attitudinal characteristics that foster their development in the artistic, cultural, and creative fields. These qualities are not a formal requirement, but they do constitute an optimal profile for making the most of their university education in these disciplines.

Desirable skills include:

  • Ability to visualize and express graphically.
  • Imagination, creativity and aesthetic sensitivity.
  • Basic knowledge and interest in art, design, and culture in their diverse manifestations, contexts, and historical periods.
  • Interest in contemporary culture and in understanding cultural diversity and its expressions.
  • Personal initiative, flexibility, and willingness to adapt to new work methodologies and aesthetic languages.
  • Ability to defend one's own ideas and openness to constructive criticism.
  • Ability to communicate clearly and correctly, both orally and in writing.
  • Ability to self-learn, plan personal work, and be consistent in your efforts.
  • Commitment to ongoing training and independent work.
  • Willingness to work as a team and collaborate in multidisciplinary environments.
  • Willingness to use and learn new technologies applied to art and design.

This entry profile is designed for students with a clear motivation to develop in the field of visual arts and design, and a willingness to engage in a challenging training process, both technically and conceptually.

Graduation profile

The graduate profile of the Double Degree in Fine Arts and Design will be a versatile, creative, and adaptable professional, capable of working in the fields of visual art, design, and the creative and cultural industries. Thanks to a comprehensive education, they will combine expressive and conceptual skills with technical and strategic competencies, enabling them to tackle everything from personal artistic projects to functional and communicative design commissions.

You will have solid training to work as a visual artist, illustrator, animator, designer, curator, cultural manager, or audiovisual creative, with the ability to integrate traditional and contemporary languages, digital media, and new technologies. You will be prepared to operate in interdisciplinary environments, anticipate changes in the sector, and generate innovative proposals within contemporary visual culture.