University of Europe for Applied Sciences BA Communication Design
University of Europe for Applied Sciences

University of Europe for Applied Sciences

BA Communication Design

Berlin, Germany

BA

3 years

English

Full time

Mar 2027

EUR 6,662 / per year *

On-Campus

* speak to one of our student advisors about available savings and financial support

Key Summary

About: The BA Communication Design at the University of Applied Sciences Europe trains creatives to shape visual communication across print and digital platforms. It covers graphic design, typography, branding, editorial design, digital media and user interface design, and teaches visual storytelling, design theory, creative strategy and research. Studio projects, client briefs and portfolio development combine conceptual depth with hands-on practice; interdisciplinary collaboration and current design technologies build strategic awareness, critical thinking and creative confidence.

Career Outcomes: Graduates work as graphic designers, brand designers, art directors, digital and UX/UI designers, editorial designers, communication strategists in agencies, startups, media and cultural institutions.

The Bachelor Communication Design at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) prepares creative talents to shape visual communication in a digitally connected and culturally diverse world.

UE develops strong foundations in graphic design, typography, branding, editorial design, digital media and user interface design. Students explore visual storytelling, design theory, creative strategy and contemporary communication concepts, learning how to translate complex ideas into clear and compelling visual systems.

The Programme combines conceptual depth with hands-on practice. Through studio projects, real client briefs and portfolio development, students design brand identities, publications, digital interfaces and cross-media campaigns. Emphasis is placed on research, critical thinking and the responsible use of design within social and commercial contexts.

Interdisciplinary collaboration and exposure to current design technologies enable students to work across print, digital and interactive platforms. Graduates develop both creative confidence and strategic awareness.

Career pathways include roles in graphic design, brand design, art direction, digital design, communication strategy and creative consultancy across agencies, media companies, start-ups and cultural institutions.