The Master of Science in Digital Design is at the crossroads of practice, research, and technological innovation.

Its one-year full-time curriculum combines a rigorous background in design research (“Research through Design”) and real-world projects with industry partners, carried out in a studio setting.

The Master's programme is centered around four main areas of expertise (Literacy, Research, Creation and Strategy). It also involves three projects, as well as an opening and closing conference/exposition. Courses, projects and events partially overlap during the academic year, enabling students to establish their own connections between the topics and to apply their competences in a studio setting.