M.Des Communication Design

Elective subjects are the optional subjects offered in a programme that students can choose from, based on their interests. Here are some common elective subjects offered in the MDes Communication Design program:

• User Interface (UI) Design
• Web Design
• Advertising & Marketing
• Typography and Production
• Visual Communication
• Photography and Videography

Here's the list of some important documents you should carry during an MDes Communication Design admission process to ensure a seamless procedure:

• A bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline
• Class 12 mark sheet
• Valid ID Proof such as Adhaar, Passport, PAN Card, etc.
• Passport-sized photographs
• A copy of your application form
• Migration Certificate

There's no age limit to pursue an MDes in Communication Design or any other specialization. However, you'll still need to fulfil the eligibility criteria along with clearing entrance exams and GD and PI rounds conducted in most MDes colleges.

Unfortunately, there's no provision for MDes Communication Design lateral entry in India. However, if you want to pursue a PG course in Communication Design, without investing in 2 years of education, you can go for PG Diploma courses in Communication Design. There are many colleges offering PG Diploma in Communication Design such as JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Indian Institute of Fashion Technology, AND Academy, AAFT, ISD, Apeejay Institute of Design, etc.

The major subjects of MDes in Communication Design course cover the core concepts related to the course. The non major subjects such as electives, technology etc. are additional subjects that can be useful for the student especially in terms of career. Some of these are as follows:

There are several colleges that offer lucrative packages to students and fresh graduates of MDes in Communication Design courses. Some of these are as follows:

There are a total of 14 courses to be studied during the course. The courses are listed below for each year of MDes in Communication Design programme:

First Year:

1. Fundamentals & History of Design
2. Basic Digital Tools
3. Design Basics
4. Visual Design
5. Research Practices
6. Type and Production
7. Advanced Digital Tools
8. Branding and Advertising
9. Data Visualization 

Second Year:

1. Cultural Studies
2. Interface Design
3. Design for Social Innovation
4. International/ Industry Project
5. Physical Interface