Forma Norma closing event on 24 June

The Product Design BA and MA Departments of the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design have once again joined forces to set a tradition bringing together the profession, the faculty, prospective and current students and recent graduates.

Our aim is to support our students in finding future employment in the creative industry through networking, presenting inspiring career paths, hosting different workshops and providing opportunities to introduce themselves.

This year’s presentations, featuring talks about various product design career paths by alumni, are divided into four thematic blocks.

The three plus one blocks are:

START-UP - Build a career on your own around a great idea!

IN-HOUSE - Join the product development team of a cool company!

STUDIO - Work on various projects in a design studio!

INTERNSHIP - Test your knowledge at international design agencies and companies! The presentations will be followed by roundtable discussions and workshops.

The event is open and free for all, subject to prior registration.

Date: 24 June 2022
Venue: MOME Campus, U_402

2022.06.24

08:30

00:00

Design Institute

Product Design BA

Product Design MA

Event information

Date: 24 June 2022
Venue: MOME Campus, U_402

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