The programme is part of the Centre for Glass and Ceramics at The Danish Design School and takes place at the school in Nexø on the island of Bornholm, where we offer unique workshop facilities with the latest developments in education and research. The school is located in scenic surroundings on the east coast of the island of Bornholm and currently has approximately 70 st...

Apocalypse in Paradise... 19 - 25 June 2011   Workshop Theme To be defined. The aim of a workshop is not just to design a “perfect finished product" but rather to provide insights into the design processes and the associated challenges of rational thinking, creativity and manual skills. The classic Boisbuchet Summer Workshops Programme places an emphasis on pr...

If you are interested in combining both art and technology to express a story or visual effect then Animation at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design is the course for you. Animation is perfect for those of you who want to work in the games industry, in TV, film or in web design. Using traditional 2D approaches and contemporary 3D digital methods, this course teaches ...

If you have a strong interest in philosophical issues but also want practical studio experience as an artist then Art, Philosophy, Contemporary Practices is the course for you. This innovative program is jointly taught by djcad and Philosophy within the School of Humanities. 60 percent of your studies will focus on Fine Art with the remaining 40 percent on Philosophy.You will atte...

Fine Art at DJCAD provides a springboard to the world of contemporary practice. Throughout the course you will engage with the world through new conceptual, special, textual and material processes. You will develop the skills needed to function as an informed and successful artist. You will have the choice of working across a wide range of media that includes drawing, painting, sc...

The BA degree course shares elements of the BSc Product Design and Product Design Engineering degree course, but is distinguished by the approach to mechanics and electronics during the first and second years. This route is for empirical thinkers who prefer to learn through building and evaluating project-based challenges with less theory and quantitative analysis. This approach h...

The programme supports the scope of innovative, artistic and research-based approaches to design that is required to generate new design profiles for the many environmental, technological and social challenges the world is facing. The first year of the BA-programme consists mainly of mandatory modules. In the second and third year of the BA-programme and in the advanced programme,...

The main goal is to educate designers and artists of ceramics and glass. Studies can be continued in the Masters Study Programme of Applied Art and Design. Master level studies give a basis for doctorate education where the highest level of education and research are executed in this field in Finland. The degree programme aims at raising the level of competitiveness of ceramics an...

The bachelor program in Communication and Cultural Sciences is a generalistic program of the humanities and the social sciences that allows higher semester students to define their own focus. The program combines elements of media sciences, communication sciences, sociology, philosophy, ethnology, aesthetics, and the science of art und of journalism in an intelligent way. Especial...

Three-year BA degree provides students with an overall view of design as a part of product development. Students practise producing design proposals with the aim of developing the functional and aesthetic qualities of serially manufactured products. Professional competence consists of skills in information gathering, problem-solving and analysis techniques, as well as essential kn...