On the Bachelor's degree programme B.A. Communication Design, you will focus on graphics and visual communication as well as photography, film, illustration and interactive design.
You will learn the strategic conception and innovative creation of communication design in regular exchange with exciting practice partners and in interdisciplinary projects with other degree programmes.
The core area of graphics includes presentation and design methodology, typography, corporate design, scenography and editorial design. Other specialisations include photography, film, design and media studies, illustration and interactive design. Marketing Communication teaches additional skills that round off the profile of the degree programme and deepen the ability to address specific target groups through visual communication.
The course also offers a wide range of opportunities to specialise in areas such as editorial design, photography, film and animation production, illustration and interaction design. An internship in an agency or company also offers the opportunity to develop an individual profile. Overall, the degree programme provides optimal preparation for a successful career in the world of communication design and beyond.
After graduating, you will be able to plan, coordinate and successfully implement creative projects in the field of communication design in various professional contexts, in agencies or communication and design departments in companies and organisations, either independently or in cooperation.
As an option, you have the opportunity to study the B.A. in Communication Design on a dual study programme, where you can not only acquire the theoretical, conceptual and creative skills, but also implement them with a permanent employer. You will find cooperation partners in the communications sector and industry, creative industries or start-up scene as well as NGOs and government organisations.
The Bachelor in Illustration teaches foundational design and illustration skills. Students learn important design skills through courses such as design basics, illustration basics, character design and animation. They gain practical experience in the media lab, through an internship at home or abroad and a freelance illustration project.
Creative specialisations are offered in modules such as Concept Art, Narrative Illustration and Editorial Design. There are also research aspects with artistic research and the academic colloquium. Compulsory elective modules and practice-oriented work round off the programme.
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Fundamentals of Design I
5Fundamentals of design II
5Fundamentals of design III
5Design /Communication Science
5Media lab photography
5Compulsory elective module
5Basics of graphics
5Creative Strategies - Ideation
5Editorial Design I
5Design / Media Studies
5Film media lab
5Compulsory elective module
5Concept and text
5Corporate Design I
5Corporate Design II
5Research + Aesthetics I
5Project-orientated work I
5Compulsory elective module
5Communication strategy
5Editorial Design II
5Compulsory elective module SRH Berlin
5SRH Lab
5Project-orientated work II
5Compulsory elective module
5Project/ Excursion
10Internship at home or abroad
20Communication in space I
5Communication in space II
5Scientific colloquium
5Research + Aesthetics II
5Audiovisual communication
5Compulsory elective module
5Integrated communication
5Editorial Design III
5Entrepreneurship + Media Law Design
5Writing workshop / colloquium
5Bachelor thesis
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In addition to technical and methodological skills, social and personal skills are crucial today. SRH University 's innovative, successful and award-winning CORE principle promotes independent and active learning so that you can apply your knowledge directly in practice - for a clear competitive advantage.
