Specializing Master in Lighting Design & Technology

Lighting design projects should enhance the well-being of people and support social, productive, relational, and communicative activities. Artificial light is a fundamental asset of modern societies and a significant contributor to the economic, commercial, and social development of many countries. Utilizing its full energetic and expressive potential requires specific skills that can be acquired through the Master in Lighting Design and Technology.

This program aims to train professionals with advanced skills in lighting design for interiors, retail, hospitality, urban spaces, and museum installations. The demand for Lighting Designers is evident in sectors ranging from specialized companies and design studios to technical departments of public administrations, as reflected by the employment rate of Master's participants, which exceeds 90%.

The program is delivered in English (or with simultaneous translation) and in-person, over ten thematic modules followed by an internship.

Module 1 | 42 hours

Theory of Lighting

Module 2 | 42 hours

Lighting Technology

Module 3 | 42 hours

Connected Lighting

Module 4 | 42 hours

Introduction to Lighting Design

Module 5 | 40 hours

Project Work: Lighting Design with CAD and BIM

Module 6 | 40 hours

Project Work: Lighting for Hospitality

Module 7 | 40 hours

Project Work: Outdoor Lighting

Module 8 | 40 hours

Project Work: Lighting for Cultural Heritage

Module 9 | 40 hours

Project Work: Commercial Interior Lighting

Module 10 | 32 hours

Professional Empowerment

The University Master's is open to candidates with a university diploma or degree in Architecture, Design, Engineering, or equivalent qualifications if the Master's training is deemed a valuable complement to the candidate's previous experiences. Equivalent qualifications in respective education systems will be considered for foreign candidates. 

Available seats: 30