To enter into Graphic Design and Advertising Program you need to prepare the following:

Drawings
Three drawing samples are required of all candidates. Each drawing must be done using graphite pencil on a sheet of white paper measuring 40 cm x 50 cm; other  drawing materials should not be used.
The first drawing must represent a hand. The second drawing must utilize both sides of the sheet of drawing paper so that there is a connection between the pages. For the third drawing, consider something from three perspectives and relate your three visualizations together on the page.

You may approach these three drawings in any way you wish. For example, your drawings may be realistic or abstract; you may choose to draw an object alone or place it in a situation; you can draw the whole object or only a portion of it, etc.

We consider drawing to be as much about process as presentation, so we encourage you to consider your drawing submissions as exercises in experimental thinking and risk-taking more than final presentations or examples of technical proficiency. We  encourage you to consider the full range of possible expression in your submissions, as we do not value any particular style of drawing more than another.

Drawings should be scanned and produced into a single PDF file clearly marked with your name.

Portfolio
Your portfolio should consist of 10 to 20 examples of any type of two- or three-dimensional work you have completed recently. We suggest that the work reflect your interests, experience and abilities in the arts to date. It may be in any media, may be finished or in sketch form, and may be the result of an assigned class project or a self-directed exploration. Although it is not required, we suggest that as part of this visual presentation you also reproduce and submit 2–3 pages from your journal or sketchbook to indicate your process of research, thinking or investigation.

Your portfolio must be reproduced and may be submitted as PDF file clearly marked with your name.

Whichever format you select, include a work description sheet. Number the examples you are submitting and on your description page list the corresponding number, medium, size, date of completion and title for each work.

Writing Samples
Submit two examples of writing, each between 200 and 400 words. In the first, discuss your interest in, and preparation for your design education. For the second writing sample, please focus on the sentence below:

• Look around. Imagine! You have the opportunity to eliminate one thing from existence. What is it? Tell us how the absence of this thing would change the world and why you made the choice you did.

Send all of the required documents clearly marked with your name to admissionsvacd@ius.edu.ba

Academic Calendar
The deadline for submission of all of the materials for the enrollment in the FALL semester is May 1st of the same
academic year. Successful candidates will be notified by June 1st.

To enter into Multimedia Program you need to prepare the following:

Drawings
Three drawing samples are required of all candidates. Each drawing must be done using graphite pencil on a sheet of white paper measuring 40 cm x 50 cm; other  drawing materials should not be used.
The first drawing must represent a hand. The second drawing must utilize both sides of the sheet of drawing paper so that there is a connection between the pages. For the third drawing, consider something from three perspectives and relate your three visualizations together on the page.

You may approach these three drawings in any way you wish. For example, your drawings may be realistic or abstract; you may choose to draw an object alone or place it in a situation; you can draw the whole object or only a portion of it, etc.

We consider drawing to be as much about process as presentation, so we encourage you to consider your drawing submissions as exercises in experimental thinking and risk-taking more than final presentations or examples of technical proficiency. We  encourage you to consider the full range of possible expression in your submissions, as we do not value any particular style of drawing more than another.

Drawings should be scanned and produced into a single PDF file clearly marked with your name.

Portfolio
Your portfolio should consist of 10 to 20 examples of any type of two- or three-dimensional work you have completed recently. We suggest that the work reflect your interests, experience and abilities in the arts to date. It may be in any media, may be finished or in sketch form, and may be the result of an assigned class project or a self-directed exploration. Although it is not required, we suggest that as part of this visual presentation you also reproduce and submit 2–3 pages from your journal or sketchbook to indicate your process of research, thinking or investigation.

Your portfolio must be reproduced and may be submitted as PDF file clearly marked with your name. Whichever format you select, include a work description sheet. Number the examples you are submitting and on your description page list the corresponding number, medium, size, date of completion and title for each work.

Writing Samples
Submit two examples of writing, each between 200 and 400 words. In the first, discuss your interest in, and preparation for your design education. For the second writing sample, please focus on the sentence below:

• Look around. Imagine! You have the opportunity to eliminate one thing from existence. What is it? Tell us how the absence of this thing would change the world and why you made the choice you did.

Send all of the required documents clearly marked with your name to admissionsvacd@ius.edu.ba

Academic Calendar
The deadline for submission of all of the materials for the enrollment in the FALL semester is May 1st of the same
academic year. Successful candidates will be notified by June 1st.

To enter into Film and Television Program you need to prepare the following:

Digital Portfolio
Your portfolio should consist of 10 to 20 examples of any type of two- or three-dimensional work you have completed recently. We suggest that the work reflect your interests, experience and abilities in the arts to date. It may be in any media, may be finished or in sketch form, and may be the result of an assigned class project or a self-directed exploration. Although it is not required, we suggest that as part of this visual presentation you also reproduce and submit 2–3 pages from your journal or sketchbook to indicate your process of research, thinking or investigation.

Your portfolio must be reproduced and may be submitted as PDF file clearly marked with your name.

Whichever format you select, include a work description sheet. Number the examples you are submitting and on your description page list the corresponding number, medium, size, date of completion and title for each work.

Video

Submit a 30 – 120 seconds video inspired by the following sentence:

• Look around. Imagine! You have the opportunity to eliminate one thing from existence. What is it? Tell us how the absence of this thing would change the world and why you made the choice you did.

There are no restrictions in the guidelines for producing this video. You can use interviews, narration, music, sfx. It can be experimental, abstract or documentary style – whatever you feel reflects your talent and personality.

Produce .avi file and send along the other required documents clearly marked with your name to admissionsvacd@ius.edu.ba

Academic Calendar
The deadline for submission of all of the materials for the enrollment in the FALL semester is June 1st of the same
academic year.