Students will learn how to apply their creativity to the design and development of competitive digital products.  Likewise, they will learn how to design and create products by using the sector’s most popular software such as Adobe’s Creative Suite, prototyping app and website software, Cinema 4D, Unity, etc. Students will also learn about the trends in digital design (UX, UI, 3D, AR, VR, Gaming, etc.) and its applications in the different sectors of the creative industries: web and app design, advertising, film and television, shows, events and festivals, communication, digital art, new media, mixed media…

Hold the Spanish Baccalaureate diploma or equivalent, or be in the process of obtaining one of these qualifications. Students are not required to complete the Spanish University entrance exams (PAU).  

Or hold an equivalent qualification:

• PAU for students who are older than 25 years old
• BUP+COU qualification
• Specialist qualification (second grade vocational training)
• International qualifications that are equivalent to the Spanish Baccalaureate and allow students to access university in their countries of origin

A B1 Spanish and English proficiency level (in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is highly recommended to be able to follow and complete the course successfully. Students who do not reach a B2 proficiency level must participate in the free language courses that LABA offers before the start of the 1st term (last two weeks of September) and throughout the academic year.

Fulfil the requirements of the admission and matriculation procedures. For international students, it is important to check the specific requirements in the International Students section.