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Study Guide

Bachelor in Design and Art – Major in Design

Didactic offers

Didactic offer a.y. 2025/26

Didactic offer a.y. 2025/26

In case you need info concerning the didactic offer for students enrolled before the a.y. 2022 contact the Faculty Secretariat

Study plan

Students enrolled before the a.y. 2022/23 may contact the Faculty Secretariat for more information concerning their study plan.

Workshop Courses

Compulsory Introductory Workshops for 2025 Cohort Onwards

From the 2025 cohort onwards, all students are required to attend the “Warm-Up” introductory workshop courses. Participation in these workshops is mandatory, as they serve as a prerequisite for accessing the specialised workshop courses offered later in the programme. In addition, attendance at the Safety training (Work Safety – Machinery Hazard – Chemical Risk) is compulsory before students can participate in any workshop courses.

Beginning in the second semester, students must attend at least two specialised workshops. 

Students who enrolled in the programme prior to 2025 are required to adhere to the rules and requirements specified in their original study plan their enrolment.

Course contents and examination modalities

The syllabi for all courses available within the programme are accessible online. Detailed descriptions of each course, including their content, objectives, examination modalities, and requirements, can be found by visiting the dedicated section of the website: "Course Offering"

Mandatory language certifications in order to register for the exams:

1st year students:

  • to register for the exam of a theoretical course (e.g. History of contemporary art, History of design) students must have a certified B1 level in the language in which the course is offered;
  • students can register for the exam of a practical course (e.g. Drawing, Studio, Project, Typography and Graphics…) also without the B1 certification in the course’s language.

From the 2nd year onwards, students must have a certified B1 level in the language in which the course is offered in order to register for any degree course exam.

OFA

The Additional Educational Obligations (OFA) are assigned to a fresher if any weakness is found in his/her basic education.

Additional Educational Obligations (OFA) in the third language must be fulfilled by all students who have not ceritfied level B1 in the third language.

In addition, applicants admitted to the BA who have achieved a score of less than 48 points in the selection procedure, will receive Additional Educational Obligations ("OFA").

The Additional Educational Obligations are defined before the beginning of the academic year in the Bachelor Study Council and published in the syllabi of the WUP Design and WUP Art projects.

 

For more information concerning study plan, please contact Bianca Maria Cultraro (Biancamaria.Cultraro@unibz.it) via e-mail, phone (0471 015000) or Teams.