The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Design program focuses on the visual communication of ideas and information. You will learn to design a wide range of media, including apps, websites, magazines, and virtual worlds, shaping how brands and messages are perceived. The program emphasizes strong conceptual thinking, visual creativity, and the ability to translate complex ideas into compelling visual solutions. You will develop expertise in both traditional and digital design techniques, preparing you for a dynamic career in the creative industry. This program values creativity, visual aptitude, and an interest in diverse subject matter. It requires an openness to digital technologies and a willingness to engage with complex topics. Students are expected to develop research skills, understand client needs, and effectively communicate their concepts. A strong emphasis is placed on conceptual development and teamwork, supported by excellent workshop and studio facilities with personal guidance. Graduates are well-prepared for freelance or employed roles in agencies, companies, and public institutions.
Graduates of the Communication Design program are prepared for a diverse range of careers in the creative industries. They can work independently or be employed in agencies, companies, and public organizations. The program equips students with the skills to conceptualize and implement design projects, making them valuable assets in various professional settings.
Please note that while the program states no tuition fees for German and EU students, international students from outside the EU may incur fees. Specific details should be verified directly with the university.
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Graduates receive a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Communication Design. The standard duration of the program is 7 semesters.
There are no tuition fees for German and EU students. International students from non-EU countries pay fees, but the specific amount is not provided and should be verified directly with the university.
The application deadline for the Summer Semester is November 15, and for the Winter Semester, it is May 15. Intake for the program occurs twice a year.
Applicants must submit an artistic portfolio. The university offers portfolio advice sessions in October and March/April, where professors provide feedback on your work.
Graduates are prepared for diverse careers in the creative industries, working as App Designers, Website Designers, UX/UI Designers, Brand Identity Designers, or even Frontend Developers. They can work independently or be employed in agencies, companies, and public organizations.