8 Branding Degree Programs in Spain

Embark on this journey through the multidisciplinary world of branding and gain insight into each phase of the brand management, creation and communication process—from strategic definition to activation in the user experience, through the immersion, definition, expression and activation of a brand.

The Postgraduate Course in Brand Design equips future designers with a comprehensive understanding of branding, blending theory and practice. Specialize in brand creation for online and offline platforms, mastering visual design, strategic thinking, research, and conceptualization for impactful branding.

The Master in Branding will provide you with a global vision for the creation and management of brands, and will allow you to achieve success in an increasingly globalized and competitive environment.

Brands are created to give consistency and coherence to the communication of a product and, hopefully, to endure and survive. But how can they adapt even when forced to evolve and question their core values? You will find the answer in our Beyond Branding Master.

The Master’s Degree in Branding and Packaging Design provides theoretical and practical training so that future brand and packaging designers can acquire a holistic vision and specialise in the conceptualisation, creation and design of online and offline brands, as well as the design of packaging that provides unique experiences while reinforcing consumer commitment to their brands of choice.

Learn to build and manage notable brands in the hospitality industry, combining strategy, design and user experience to stand out in a constantly evolving market.

The Master in Beyond Branding is a year-long program that explores how brands behave and conceptualize today, analyzing the current landscape of brand communication and studying how global changes have influenced brand aesthetics and in business models. We believe that branding has evolved far beyond logos and brand manuals due to the great influence of technological changes and the Internet in the last 20 years: new forms of complexity when communicating require novel responses to their responsible. Contemporary corporate identities must adapt to a new range of audiences, formats, devices and narratives.