Master in Editorial Design

1 Master's Projects

With the problem-solving dynamic, common in the professional field, students will develop three projects throughout the course to delve into the three fundamental areas of editorial design: books, periodicals and the digital publishing environment. In each project, students will work with a different partner to emphasize the importance of teamwork and the complementarity of talents.

1.1 Book design
1.2 Periodicals design
1.3 Digital publishing environment
1.4 Design Crit

2 Fundamentals

The goal of editorial design is to make posts attractive, visually interesting, and easy to read. A good editorial design is the one that is coherent and clear with its purpose. Whenever typography and art direction are used effectively, they can evoke different feelings, mastering these languages ​​is key in editorial design.

2.1 Typography
2.2 Art direction
2.3 Art direction in photography
2.4 Art direction in illustration

3 Professional world

They provide students with a series of essential knowledge for the editorial designer and, at the same time, allow them to improve their three master projects from different points of view, either with the writing of the written content, the definition of a production aspect or the preparation of the final arts.

3.1 Process design and facilitation
3.2 Graphic arts
3.3 Creative writing
3.4 Creative production
3.5 Editing and spelling

4 Workshops

The workshops allow us to complement and deepen other competencies and disciplines of editorial design. We develop them as five-day meetings with recognized specialists and professionals. They are usually scheduled from Monday to Friday.

4.1 Experience
4.2 Data journalism
4.3 Photobook
4.4 Degree Show

5 Events

Listening is learning. Above all, when professionals, emerging or consolidated, share their life experience through their professional career. Inspiration should find you working, but also listening.

5.1 International conferences
5.2 Master’s Talks