Bachelor programme

Visual Design and Interaction

Isabel Rostock, Emilie Høyer Danielsen. A welcome package for relatives in the transition from home to nursing home.
Students test eachothers projects
Lucas Skovsgaard Feldstedt. Title sequence for Culture's Agenda.
Students working at their study places.
Cille Abildhauge, Niels Zacharias Hansen, Søren Tang Bertelsen, Maria Louise Hansen, Josefine Kronhøj, Michael Tran and Guang Ling.
Frederik Kantner Bottrup. Interactive data visualization showing the connection between sunspots and aurora borealis.
Mikkel Bo Larsen. Inclusive music visualization for the deaf at concerts.
Isabel Rostock, Emilie Høyer Danielsen. A welcome package for relatives in the transition from home to nursing home.
Students test eachothers projects
Lucas Skovsgaard Feldstedt. Title sequence for Culture's Agenda.
Students working at their study places.
Cille Abildhauge, Niels Zacharias Hansen, Søren Tang Bertelsen, Maria Louise Hansen, Josefine Kronhøj, Michael Tran and Guang Ling.
Frederik Kantner Bottrup. Interactive data visualization showing the connection between sunspots and aurora borealis.
Mikkel Bo Larsen. Inclusive music visualization for the deaf at concerts.

Short about Visual Design and Interaction

The Visual Design and Interaction programme combines the visual with the interactive.

With a human-centered approach, our projects range from designing a single letter to creating entire visual universes, from information to storytelling, from paper to screen, and beyond into space and place.

As a student, you will explore the visual through reflection, experimentation, and creation, while building a solid understanding of visual culture, information needs, and societal issues.

Institute
Design and Visual Interaction
Subject area
Design
Head of Programme
Pia Pedersen
Study level
Bachelor programme
Location
Copenhagen
Language
In Danish