... great, that you fancy the idea of becoming a communication designer. The curriculum opens up a whole horizon of professional activities:advertising, design, multi media, internet, 3-D animation, photography, publishing, film/video, art ...

The communication industry is constantly looking for well trained creatives and top executives. One of the key requirements for communication designers is the ability to process information for all media in a creative and innovative, surprising way.

When starting on the job, alumni know a lot about software and presentation techniques. However, the ability to reflect jobs in order to find creative solutions, produce unusual ideas and concepts, is almost underdeveloped. 
That’s where the European School of Design’s innovative concept comes in: Top priority is to impart and train creative thinking and developing ideas.

Through close co-operation with the industry the European School of Design can offer not only open, but also applied projects to be executed. Thus the students learn how to best use their resources in a project – it takes responsibility, imagination, and discipline to develop viable concepts.

In order to be as close to real life and everyday business practice, renowned communication professionals, most of them internationally active, coach the students.
On top of the normal curriculum, lectures, projects, and workshops are offered and held by international associate professors, to ensure not only regional understanding, but a truly global communication approach as well.

Welcome to Hamburger Allee 45, a multilateral, multicultural environment buzzing with advertising agencies, design offices, audio and film production houses, a cinema. But this creative haven has even more to offer:
An awesome creative environment for our students to thrive in, fostering an interdisciplinary approach and a professional start into a promising career.

... welcome to the european school of design for the degree course communication design.