Institute of

Visual Design

At the institute, we explore how design can adress profound themes such as identity, culture, and belonging © Rotem Cohens-Saye
We investigate how machine learning and AI are rapidly transforming both analog and digital design tools, as well as our understanding of technology and creativity © Frederik Wendt Moesgaard

Institute of Visual Design contributes insights into how diverse visual representations cater to distinct target groups © Tuva Victoria Belfrage Nesse
We examine how graphic design can be used as a tool to visualize potential scenarios for future landscapes © Mathilde Marie Huss-Hansen & Linh Dieu Vu Pham
The institute contributes with insights, inspiration, and knowledge for researchers and practitioners – e.g. by exploring the visual communication of uncertainties in data.

Institute of Visual Design
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Short about Visual Design

The Institute of Visual Design provides a setting for teaching, research and artistic development in all forms of visual design. We study visual identity, universes for television and film, and the development of games and digital products. The Institute examines notions of identity, experiences and interaction. We work on computer games, analyse fonts/types and develop new ones. We work on screens for concerts, street signs and games, and applications for the next smart phone. In other words, we work on visual communication for every aspect of daily life. 

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Area
Design
Head of institute
Anders Thulin
BA Programmes
1
MA Programmes
2

Bachelor programmes

Master programmes
Institute of Visual Design

Institute of Visual Design

The Institute of Visual Design works with visual identity – physical and digital – universes for TV and film, and the development of games and digital products. Good design is carried by the context in which it forms a part – by the world in which we move.
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