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Berghs student Isabella Wretman took home the first prize in the PrintPower Awards 2024 with her bold interpretation of the theme “freedom of speech”. Her poster “Sprängkraft” (“Explosive Power”) stuck out in an impressive way among the 184 competition submissions.

When we work with UX, we work in a user-centred way. Because how can a product be successful if it’s not tailored to the people who are supposed to use it? Inclusive design is about creating experiences for all users.

The advancement of AI technology in society will bring forth both concepts and professions in directions we couldn't have predicted before.

Reaching your target audience in today's media noise is not always easy. The overflow of content, where everyone tries to outdo each other in the pursuit of increasing followers, views, and clicks, places higher demands on creativity and a broader understanding of various communication forms.

Mental health is a hot topic both in the communications industry and among young adults. It can be an issue from a variety of perspectives and create challenges both for one’s health and in creative work.

Berghs School of Communication proudly announces Noah Gehringer as the recipient of the Berghs Bachelor Scholarship for the upcoming academic semester.

We sat down with recent Berghs alum Emma, who completed our online Content Marketing course while working as a Digital Content Specialist and Microbiologist. She told us about her experience studying online, crossing disciplinary 'boundaries' and why upskilling was the right move for her career.

For the 15th year running, Berghs students have competed and won awards during the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. In the Future Lions competition, students are challenged to create progressive communication solutions for a more sustainable society.