Information architecture

A graduate of the course has general knowledge in humanities, supplemented with elements of experience from social sciences constituting the basis for taking practical actions relating to the processes taking place in the information society and knowledge-based economy. In particular, a graduate will gain knowledge of information architecture, information science, and visual communication. It has, among other things, skills:
● Designing information spaces through the use of, among others: analysis, selection, and organization of information based on standard and content features, development of search systems.
● Designing a functional, aesthetic, and graphically attractive visual message for traditional and digital media.
● Conducting research and analysis on the quality of information systems and environments located in the digital and real space.