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Graphic Design

Design education for a creative and connected world

Students learn to turn ideas into clear, powerful visual messages. Through hands-on projects, they work with typography, branding, photography, digital media, and creative production while developing their own critical and visual language.

 

Find the right design programme for your creative goals

Whether you are starting your creative journey or developing your design practice further, the Faculty of Design offers programmes that connect creative thinking, visual communication, and practical design skills.

   

PROGRAMS

Why Whitecliffe?

At Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences, students learn in an international, practice-oriented academic environment in Berlin. Our programs connect academic knowledge with real-world application, helping students develop the confidence, skills, and perspective needed for their next step.

Build the skills to turn ideas into impact

From visual communication and branding to digital media, typography, photography, and creative production, the Faculty of Design supports students in developing the skills and confidence to shape meaningful design work.

Industry Connections

The Faculty of Design connects creative learning with professional practice through project-based work, industry insights, portfolio development, and Berlin’s vibrant creative environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which programmes belong to the Faculty of Design?

The Faculty of Design includes design-related study programmes such as BA Graphic Design & Visual Communication. [Needs confirmation: final programme list for Whitecliffe website]

Are the Design programmes taught in English?

Yes. The BA Graphic Design & Visual Communication programme at Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences – Berlin International is taught in English. German language skills are not required for admission, but students need to provide proof of English language proficiency.

What can I study within the Faculty of Design?

Students can explore areas such as visual communication, typography, photography, web design, branding, digital media, editorial design, campaigns, animation, and creative production.

What career paths can Design graduates pursue?

Depending on their portfolio, skills, and professional focus, graduates may prepare for careers in graphic design, visual communication, branding, editorial design, digital design, advertising, creative direction, media production, or freelance creative practice.

Is the Faculty of Design suitable for international students?

Yes. The Faculty of Design is suitable for students who want to study in an English-speaking, international creative environment in Berlin and prepare for careers in design and visual communication.

Do I need a portfolio to apply?

Design applicants may need to submit a portfolio as part of the application process. [Needs confirmation: final portfolio requirements for Whitecliffe website]

Where can I find the admission requirements?

Admission requirements may vary depending on the programme and applicant background. Please check the relevant programme page or contact the Admissions team for individual guidance.

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