Master CAWEB 
CAWEB Master
Online Master’s in Multilingual Web
Communication and UX Design
Learn all web-related skills and discover the new UX design specialization with our distance-learning master’s program
Are you looking to dive into the digital world and learn the skills necessary to conquer it? Our master’s degree in multilingual web communication is a comprehensive program taught in English offered by the renowned University of Strasbourg that will teach you how to create and manage multilingual web projects.
Digital marketing, project management, programming, and multilingual communication are at the heart of our program: you’ll learn how to use UX design principles and programming languages to build a website, how to create a visual identity using graphic design tools, how to translate and localize the content in multiple languages, how to optimize content through SEO, and how to promote the finished product on social media.
Our master’s program also offers the opportunity to specialize in UX design through the UX Design Specialization track !
The Multilingual Web Communication Master Focuses on:
UX Design
UX Design, User Research, Interaction Design & Prototyping
Project Management
Agile frameworks, Team work, communication & website optimization (SEO)
Creation of Multilingual Websites
Design, development, and programming of a website using professional tools
Visual Communication
DTP tools, UX/UI Design and Visual Strategy
Articles written by our students
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An Introduction to Usability Testing Methods
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The Future of Remote Work: Navigating a Hybrid Workforce Landscape
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Celebrating 20 Years of Excellence: The 20th Anniversary of the Master CAWEB
The University of Strasbourg’s Master CAWEB program recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. An event, held on 22 June at the […]
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Snack content: how to make a difference on social networks?
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