Master Lighting Design. En inglés Semipresencial en WINGS - Wismar University (Germany)

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To be admitted into our programme you need to meet the following requirements:
- Academic degree (Bachelor, Master, Diploma) in a related field of study (architecture, interior design, design or electrical engineering) obtained from a national or international university, and at least one year of professional work experience within the related field after completing your first academic degree. Leer más

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If the first academic degree is not related to the field of study, the approval to study can only be given with proof of professional work experience.

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The aim of the professional studies course is to train lighting designers comprehensively. The highly regarded qualifications and skills gained through this degree, offer graduates the opportunity to work in many related fields. The central capability of a lighting designer, regardless of dealing with daylight or artificial light, is to design the interactions between architecture and light. Students are encouraged to investigate artistic, physical and psychological aspects of lighting, using creative and autonomous methods. This is to be done while keeping both human well-being and the standards of sustainable architecture in mind.

Titulación que se obtiene:

The Master programme Professional Studies Lighting Design- Architectural Lighting and Design Management was successful accredited by the Central Evaluation and Accreditation Agency (ZEvA) in December 2014.Leer menos

Semester 1
- Design Criteria
- Lighting Applications and Sustainability
- Daylighting
- Artificial Lighting
- Design Project I: Conceptual Lighting Design
- Design Methods 1: Basics

Semester 2
- Design Criteria
- Lighting Applications and Sustainability
- Daylighting
- Artificial Lighting
- Design Project I: Conceptual Lighting Design
- Design Methods 1: Basics

Semester 3
- Leer más Strategic Management
- Project Management
- Design Project II: Detailed Lighting Design
- Design Project III: Selected Lighting Design Principles
- Design Methods 2: Visualisation and Calculation

Semester 4
- Design and Economics
- Project Management
- Design Project II: Detailed Lighting Design
- Design Project III: Selected Lighting Design Principles
- Design Methods 3: Branding and Marketing

Semester 5
- Thesis Seminar
- Master´s Thesis and ColloquiumLeer menos