Architecture, urban planning, fine arts, fashion, product and graphic design.
8 programs found
North Terrace Campus, Australia
A three-year design degree focused on sustainable solutions, co-design with clients and skills such as hand-drawing, physical and digital modelling and programming. Students work in purpose-built studios with professional software.
Brno, Czech Republic
Professionally oriented bachelor programme at the Faculty of Architecture giving theoretical, technical and related knowledge in architecture and urban design. Graduates are expected to handle demanding technical tasks tied to building design.
Linköping Municipality, Sweden
An interdisciplinary master's programme that trains designers to work on complex societal challenges such as food waste, repair, civility and welfare. Students can lean towards service design, sustainable design or visual media design.
Luleå Municipality, Sweden
A three-year bachelor's programme in Skellefteå where students turn ideas into playable prototypes and finished games, covering mechanics, progression, player behaviour and playtesting. Students work with game engines such as Unity, Godot and Unreal Engine and collaborate with programming and computer graphics students.
Stockholm Municipality, Sweden
A studio-based master's programme that blends artistic, design-led, technological and theoretical approaches to the built environment. Students complete six studio projects and finish with an independent degree project.
Rovaniemi, Finland
A jointly organised Erasmus Mundus master's programme on service design, management and business, with study periods in Kuldiga (Latvia), Tallinn (Estonia) and Rovaniemi (Finland). Graduates receive multiple degrees from the partner institutions.
Rovaniemi, Finland
A master's programme at the Faculty of Art and Design in Rovaniemi for creative professionals. It applies service design and applied visual arts in social, community and business contexts, with students working with clients and community groups to find solutions.
Victoria, Australia
A design degree built around sustainable methods and circular-economy ideas, with site visits, measurement and community collaboration plus design studio classes. Graduates can work as building designers or continue to a Master of Architecture to become registered architects.
