In the MA in Product and Service Design, students delve into design ethics in a shifting society. Guided by experts, they become versatile designers managing projects from conception to market, including strategy and material research.

The MA in User Experience Design offers skills for complex digital communication systems. It focuses on digital interface design, emphasizing user experience (UX/UI) and information architecture, blending creativity, strategy, and cognitive psychology.

The MA in Textile Design trains professionals for textile and knitwear design through collaboration with leading Italian companies like Mantero Seta. The course offers innovative workshops, cultural content, and industry professional guidance to develop students' unique visions showcased in personal portfolios.

The two-year Master of Arts in Italy emphasizes contemporary dramaturgy, body and movement, new technologies, interaction, and sound design, training professionals for international productions through innovative language development and multidisciplinary performance design.

An immersive course offering an overview of Italian design methodology, focusing on space analysis and interior design. Students engage in intensive project work, utilizing lifestyle, art, and design research in Milan to develop interior space plans.

Students explore the design process, focusing on product creation and intensive project work to foster creative thinking. Working in small groups, they develop ideas from concept to presentation, creating real small models using proper tools.

In this course, students create a capsule collection, developing concepts, moods, and themes to inspire clothing design. They experiment with studio and workshop practices, crafting prototypes using handcrafted tailoring methods.

Students receive theoretical and practical training in fashion styling, including visits to fashion showrooms. They learn to create new images with makeup, hair, location, light, and photography techniques, culminating in a real photo shoot for a fashion magazine.

This course covers visual communication concepts and tools through lectures and practical workshops, enabling students to learn digital skills and visual representation methods. By the course end, each student develops their own visual style and personal project.

This course introduces graphic design fundamentals, including Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator. It covers print and digital design, with critiques to deepen understanding.

Students learn photography basics while exploring Rome, focusing on creative composition, lighting, and narrative aspects of travel photography. They also gain skills in image enhancement using software.

This course teaches video game creation using Unity 3D, covering various aspects like storylines, aesthetics, and technical elements. Students start with project setup, asset management, and building playable prototypes, exploring pathfinding, lighting, AI, animations, scripting, materials, and sound.

The course introduces students to Concept Art for various media, emphasizing practical techniques used in the entertainment industry. Students develop their ideas from initial briefings, mimicking real studio production pipelines.

In Rome, students explore haute couture through lectures, exhibitions, and atelier visits, aiming to create a haute couture collection. In Milan, they analyze the Italian fashion industry, visiting showrooms and studios, and develop prêt-à-porter collections individually or in groups.

This course covers critical-cultural insights, creative research, and technical practice in sound design for various media, from electronic music to film and television. Students apply theoretical and technical knowledge to complete sound design projects.

The course covers various hand drawing techniques, processes, and approaches to develop students' technical and artistic skills, enabling them to transform imagination into professional illustrations and cultivate a creative style.

This course covers branding for local entities like regions and cities, emphasizing image and perception definition for commercial and institutional purposes. It explores territorial branding to create brand experiences for tourism or institutions, focusing on research, value analysis, strategy, and effective communication strategies through workshops and case studies.

This course at Borgo Adorno castle explores fabric dyeing with natural materials. It includes preparatory lectures, archive visits, and two weeks of study. The first week covers archive research and dyeing techniques, while the second focuses on project development at NABA Milan Campus.

This immersive course offers an overview of Italian design methodology, focusing on Rome. Students learn project culture, from initial briefing to design language articulation, exploring lifestyle, workshops, art, and culture in Rome. The goal is to visualize a space concept reflecting Roman lifestyle.

This course explores Italian fashion's global influence through lectures, field trips, and personal research projects, emphasizing the principles of Made in Italy.

This course examines visual merchandising strategies for retail, teaching tools for brand communication. Through lessons, field trips, and workshops, students develop a theoretical and practical understanding and create their own retail strategy.