Structure and Masters
The Master Courses organized by Domus Academy are addressed to young graduates with diverse educational backgrounds and are accredited by the University of Wales. A restricted number of students is selected on a resume and portfolio basis. The programs follow a typical Domus Academy approach, giving each student the opportunity to develop, in collaboration with the faculty, professionals and visiting professors, the knowledge and experience needed for designers to work at a professional level, as well as a qualification. Domus Academy offers eleven Masters Courses based in Milan, grouped under seven departments.
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