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141. Communication design - NARRATION
NARRATION Storytelling is an essential element of our communication. Communication design uses narrative strategies to convey content, ideas and knowledge in the form of coherent stories - these are…  
142. Communication design - Corporate
Corporate Design for companies, non-profit organisations or public bodies ranges from a uniform transmedia presence to questions of institutional orientation. Specifically, this includes…  
143. Communication design - Experience
Experience Creating holistic experiences is one of the greatest challenges for designers. How can such a claim be realised? Experimental research and creative exploration, emotional security and…  
144. Communication design - information
information Information design encompasses the fields of visualisation, signage, diagrammatics and scientific presentations and is used in the design of museums and teaching materials, in the…  
145. Communication design - Concept
Concept Conceptual design explores the possibilities of process-orientated, searching work, as opposed to expectation-orientated, goal-orientated work. A result is achieved through research,…  
146. Communication design - speculation
speculation Speculative design examines the conditionality of our perceptual processes. Experiential knowledge, facts, phenomena or human abilities, which we normally use functionally, and…  
147. Communication design - The structure for your degree programme
The structure for your degree programme The Communication Design degree programme is divided into basic and advanced studies and concludes with a diploma after 8 semesters of standard study time.…  
148. Communication design - Basic studies
Basic studies Regular duration 2 years Degree Intermediate diploma Main focus Orientation, teaching of elementary knowledge and skills  
149. Communication design - Main study programme
Main study programme Regular duration 2 years Degree Diploma Focus Project work in seven fields of work and knowledge transfer, broad spectrum, theory/science Practical semester/study abroad (5th…  
150. Communication design - Diploma thesis
Diploma thesis A prerequisite for the successful completion of the degree programme is the diploma thesis, a largely independent design project with a freely selectable task and supervision, which…  
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