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- Entrance testMaster's degree
Design, Multimedia and Visual Communication
Sapienza University of RomeRome
A two-year master's degree in visual and multimedia communication design, run by the Faculty of Architecture at Sapienza and offered in both an English curriculum and an Italian one. It suits a design graduate who wants studio-based work in graphic design, typography, multimedia, information design, exhibit design or digital education, and who can present a portfolio at an oral admission test.
- Medium of Instruction letter accepted
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- Architecture and design
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- September start
€2,924a year
Closes 13 July 2026
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Product Service System Design
Politecnico di MilanoMilanA two year Master of Science in designing product service systems, the combination of products, services, communication, artefacts and digital spaces that carry a brand and a user experience. It suits design graduates who want to work across user research, service design and strategic design in multidisciplinary teams.
- Medium of Instruction letter accepted
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- Architecture and design
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- Taught in English
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- September start
€3,943.04a year
Politecnico di Milano, how much does it cost, checked 11 September 2026
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