Do you want to use visual communication to make a difference in the world? Then this is the right degree for you. The programme combines creative practices, visual art, and graphic design with knowledge of sustainability to prepare you for a profession as a visual communicator with a diverse set of graphic and conceptual tools. This degree programme gives you an introduction to today’s major global concerns, as well as visual and digital tools to help bring order to a sometimes overwhelming flow of information, and to truly affect people. The programme is delivered through a series of projects, and you will work independently as well as engage in group work. In specific modules, you will have the opportunity to collaborate with local and regional community actors in Småland. The Visual Communication + Change programme is delivered in English and we welcome students from all over the world. This means that you as a student are part of a group defined by diversity and are well prepared for an international design career. Visual Communication +Change is located in Växjö, Småland – a region characterized by entrepreneurship, production and craft. Collaborative projects and educational visits will give you unique opportunities to forge networks and learn as well as to build your portfolio. The study environment in Växjö is explorative and creative, and you will work closely with our practising designers, visual artists, lecturers and guest lecturers from various departments at the university. Need more information? Contact me AUTUMN 2023 Växjö, Full-time, Campus APPLY Bachelor’s level Syllabus Full-time, Campus English Växjö 28 Aug, 2023 - 07 Jun, 2026 January 16 Some courses and programmes will accept late applications. LNU-F1944 General entry requirements + English 6. Individual Assessment 142,500 SEK 855,000 SEK Faculty of Arts and Humanities Career The programme prepares you for a number of careers in the world where you can use your creative skills in relation to your understanding of the complexity of sustainability. Recent graduates from the programme work in various disciplines and fields: working as independent graphic designers or for graphic design companies, human rights organisations, NGOs, political parties, publications, and with initiatives run by local communities or municipalities. Some have also started their own companies and many are currently attending graduate studies at prestigious Swedish universities. Show less