Course Overview
The Bachelor in Multimedia & Graphic Design has been offered by UDIT for more than 15 years, with the university describing it as the first official degree of its type in Spain. The programme has developed around practical design work, combining graphic communication with digital media, web design, UX/UI, audiovisual production, 3D and animation.
Students work on projects that can cover branding, packaging, editorial design, advertising, websites, apps and audiovisual content. Professional practice is included and guaranteed, giving students experience before graduation. UDIT reports more than 2,400 internship agreements with companies and agencies, including Universal, Ogilvy, Interbrand, JCDecaux, Seat and Santander.
The course has a strong record of student awards, with UDIT reporting more than 140 national and international awards over the last four years. Its facilities support print, photography, audiovisual work, digital design and prototype production. These features give graduates a broad base for work in graphic design, branding, advertising, UX/UI, web design, animation and multimedia production.
General Eligibility
International applicants for the Bachelor's degree normally need:
- Upper secondary education transcript with a minimum average of 5/10 or equivalent, subject to the applicable education system.
- Upper secondary or equivalent qualification.
- Minimum age of 17.
- English certificate at B2 level for the English-taught programme.
- Valid passport for the international application process.
- Apostilled or legalised academic documents where required.
- Sworn translations for documents that are not in Spanish, where applicable.
Application Process
- Complete the pre-registration process.
- Submit the required international student documents.
- Take UDIT's online admission test.
- Complete the relevant tests, including the artistic skills test for Design degrees, specific knowledge test, English test and personal interview.
- Receive the admission decision.
- Pay the place-reservation fee after admission.
- Complete university registration.
Part Time Work Details
International students must follow the conditions attached to their Spanish student status. Any work must comply with current Spanish immigration rules and remain compatible with study requirements.
Language Requirement
UDIT requires international applicants to English-taught Bachelor's programmes to demonstrate a minimum B2 level of English. UDIT accepts a range of recognised English qualifications. Its admissions information lists IELTS, TOEFL and other recognised certificates.
| English Test |
Minimum Requirement |
| IELTS |
B2 level; UDIT does not publish one universal numerical IELTS score on its current admissions page |
| TOEFL |
B2-equivalent level; confirm the current score conversion with UDIT |
| PTE |
B2-equivalent level; confirm the current score conversion with UDIT |
| Duolingo English Test |
Confirm current acceptance and B2-equivalent score with UDIT Admissions |
| Cambridge |
Recognised B2-level certificate accepted |
| Other certificates |
UDIT lists several recognised qualifications, including APTIS, LanguageCert, TOEIC and other approved certificates. |
For the English programme, applicants should have their certificate ready before admission. UDIT states that recognised certificates must normally have been completed within the two years before the programme start date.