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The UCAM has this morning signed a collaboration agreement with Coco School.

European School for Communication and Visual Arts

Organization of training activities in graphic design, shoe design, 3D animation, digital photography, creative advertising, illustration and communication are some of the activities that includes the agreement signed this morning between San Antonio Catholic University of Murcia and Coco School.

European School for Communication and Visual Arts.

The agreement was signed by the president of the UCAM, Jose Luis Mendoza, and on Coco School director, Juan Carlos García Cortés.

During the ceremony also attended by the Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Communication at the University, Paul Blesa.

The agreement includes the establishment and development of various training programs for the academic year 2013/2014, as the Masters of Own Degree in Graphic Design and Advertising Creativity, in Graphic Design and Web Creation, Communication and Marketing 2.0, in Graphic Design and Infoarquitectura and Architectural Visualization, in Shoe and Accessories Design and Product Design with Rhinoceros.

Similarly titles will be taught Diploma in Graphic Design or Illustration with Traditional and Digital Media, among others.

The Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Communication, Paul Blesa, has highlighted the importance of the agreement for the UCAM in general and more specifically for the School of Communication.

"The fact that the School becomes a partner to the UCAM for us is very important, there are many synergies that we will try to develop. Give students a qualitative leap since until now had a degree from a private school, and From now also have the support of a college degree "

School director, Juan Carlos Garcia, has highlighted the synergies of signing this agreement.

"On the one hand supports Coco UCAM School with university degrees and prestige, and we bring expertise in training top design related areas."

Source: UCAM