Program Overview

University Program Information

The University of Ljubljana offers various programs through its Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering, specifically the Department of Textiles, Graphic Arts and Design.

About the Department

The Department of Textiles, Graphic Arts and Design is part of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering. It includes the Chair of Information and Graphic Arts Technology, which is one of the three chairs in the department.

Programs Offered

• Bachelor's Degree:
  • Graphic and Interactive Communications (UN)
  • Graphic and Media Technology (VS)
• Master's Degree:
  • Graphic and Interactive Communication (MAG)
• Doctoral Degree:
  • Textile Engineering, Graphic Communication and Textile Design (DR)

Curriculum for Master's Degree in Graphic and Interactive Communication (MAG)

The curriculum for the Master's Degree in Graphic and Interactive Communication includes various courses. The program is designed to last two years, with each year divided into two semesters.

Planned Changes for the 2026/2027 Academic Year

• Editing information will be renamed to Rendering of information.
• Colour reproduction theory will be taught only in the 1st year.
• Theory of halftoning will be taught only in the 2nd year.

Courses

The courses are structured as follows:

• 1st Semester:
  • Basic optional course 1
  • Basic optional course 2
  • Optional course 1
  • Optional course 2
  • Optional course 3
• 2nd Semester:
  • Environmental management
  • Marketing management of companies
  • Innovation management
  • Quality management processes
  • Research seminar

Basic Optional Courses

• Artistic analysis of graphic products 2
• Numerical methods
• Mathematics
• Organic chemistry

Optional Courses

• Typography theory
• Photography basics
• Integration of design and technology
• Modelling graphic process
• Halftoning theory
• Colour reproduction theory
• Quality factors in printing
• User interfaces

Advised Combinations of Optional Courses

There are several advised combinations of optional courses to help students tailor their studies according to their interests and career goals.

Research Work

The department engages in various research projects, including student work publications and student projects. The Institute (ITGTO) is also involved in research activities, analyses, and equipment development.

Facilities

The department has several facilities, including:

• Map of facilities
• Library
• Lecture rooms (P-104, P-105)
• Computer rooms (R-002, R-304, R-324, R-526)
• Chemistry lab
• Lab for material testing
• Lab for post-press
• Printing lab
• 3D technologies lab
• Lab for visual assessment
• Photography studio NTF

Student Information

• Tutoring: Available for students.
• Student Exchanges: Opportunities for student exchanges are provided.
• Practical Training: Practical training is part of the curriculum.
• Student Office: Supports students with their academic and administrative needs.
• Timetables: Provided for each program.
• VIS: Part of the student information system.

Career Center

The career center assists students and graduates with career development and job placement.

Enrollment

Information on enrollment for freshmen and continuation of studies is available. The university also offers information on Bologna reform programs.

Library and Gallery

The faculty has a library and a gallery showcasing student work and projects, including 3D modeling and printing, advertising, colors, graphic design, graphic materials and finishing, packaging, photography, print, typography, user interface, and video and animation.