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On May 21-22, it’s time for Berghs’ annual festival and most spectacular event, FROM CHAOS. This year’s festival theme will explore future challenges with the insight that communication is the core that holds all solutions together - from climate change to pandemics.

What's not to love about Edinburgh! We're big fans. And it's more than the world-leading Edinburgh Festival, a long and rich history of invention and creativity. It's the locals' warmth and the beauty of everyday life that makes it a killer place to study.

As part of Berghs & Subway's third collaboration, students have developed targeted content in partnership with Flarie, a mobile gaming platform. Molly Malhotra and Vincent Kosmalski are two of the four-student team who created "Catch the Snack". Here they explain their project highlights.

This year, ''The Young Ones'' announced their list of winners, including including twenty awarded projects by Berghs students. This ranks Berghs as the third-best communication school globally, and the number one school in Europe.

Sure, we’re a little biased, but Sweden really is a good place to be. It’s an even better place to study, but we’ll talk about that another time. Like all countries, Sweden has its share of quirks. Most of them are charming and cute.

Luke “Skywalker” left a paid creative studio job in the Big Smoke for a few months of studying communication in the Swedish capital. Read on to learn how he got his infamous name and what impelled him to leave his life in London for Stockholm.

For the first time in three years, Vicky is back to visit her hometown, Stockholm. For the past couple of years she has lived in both New York and San Francisco, devoting herself wholeheartedly to her career in copywriting.

For an incredible fifth year in a row, Berghs School of Communication was awarded School of the Year at the AKQA Future Lions competition in Cannes. Berghs has taken home the award seven times since the contest was first held in 2005.