Course General Description

The Visual Communication Track explores the vital role of images in contemporary society and culture. Students will carry out innovative creative projects that investigate significant aspects of visual and related material cultures. This is the ideal track for designers, artists, filmmakers, illustrators, and ‘communication’ focused practitioners who want to deepen, question and extend their existing skills and knowledge within a pluralistic, supportive and critical intellectual environment.

School General Description

KMUTT is indeed well known for our innovative programs and strong curricula in science, technology and engineering. In addition, we have developed a reputation for outstanding research, skilled and proficient graduates, distinguished faculty members and effective supporting staff. As the first government institute to become an autonomous university in Thailand, we are better equipped to service the needs of our students and to direct research to real industrial and community issues. Currently, strong emphasis is being placed on knowledge integration, that is, how graduates make use of their acquired knowledge or apply knowledge to practical work situations. The KMUTT's School of Architecture and Design was established in 1995, to provide for architectural study in the English language. The current bachelor's degree programs are architecture, interior architecture, and industrial design. Communications design was added in 2003. The school focuses on research and development of applied technology in art and design disciplines. In 2002, the school's name was changed from the School of Architecture" to "School of Architecture and Design" (SoAD)."