In this year’s edition of the international student competition Young Ones, Berghs has claimed the top spot in the global ranking and has thus been named the most creative school in the world – a historic achievement that solidifies Berghs’ position as a leader in creative communication and education. After several years in the top four, the school now claimed the top spot.
During this year’s State of Words festival, Berghs School of Communication declares itself a sovereign state — one where words and language reign supreme. A sanctuary where words are free to move unhindered, break conventions, create meaning, and build new worlds.
Berghs School of Communication continues to impress on the international stage. In this year’s edition of Young Ones, the global championship for young creatives, Berghs students have been awarded a total of 38 awards – more than ever before. This once again places Berghs School of Communication among the world’s top creative schools.
Berghs School of Communication, a global leader in communication and creative education, launches AI Week in Warsaw. Hosted by Futuregames at the creative hub CD PROJEKT campus, this action-based education offers intensive hands-on learning in the future of AI-driven communication for marketing and creative professionals.
This week, "The Young Ones" announced their list of winners, including twenty awarded projects by Berghs students. This ranks Berghs as the third-best communication school globally, and the number one school in Europe. Carl Laurén, an Art Director student at Berghs, who collected the most points overall in the competition, is now the #1 ranked student worldwide.
One Show, organized by The One C
Berghs’ students were big winners at this year’s Young Ones Student Awards – the One Show – sweeping up no fewer than 17 awards. In addition, Berghs was the school with the most winning entries within the Young Ones Brief category. Read on to find out more about this year’s competition and the winning entries.
For the incredible fifth time running, the Swedish school Berghs School of Communication is awarded “School of the Year” in the contest AKQA Future Lions in Cannes. This is Berghs’ seventh “School of the Year”-award since the contest was first arranged in 2005. Berghs had the most student groups of all the 50 finalists and is thereby noted as having the highest level of quality and innovation.
Plutchik’s Wheel of Emotions was the source of inspiration for the visual identity of the 2018 Grad Show at Berghs School of Communication. The theory illustrates how different emotions stand and act in relation to each other and is strongly linked to the theme of this year’s show: State of Mind. The exhibition explores the phenomenon of persuasion and challenges the visitors to change their perce
Berghs School of Communication, a world renowned communication school in Sweden, invites international guests to attend the annual graduation exhibition. The exhibition, taking place on May 25th and 26th, will be showcasing a variety of the best student work. This year's focus has been on making the exhibition a digital experience in order for people around the world to be a part of the event.
For the third year in a row Berghs School of Communication has won ‘School of the Year’ at the Future Lions awards. With the more student teams amongst the 100 shortlisted than any of the 69 participating schools, Berghs were judged as consistently delivering the highest standards of quality and innovation.
For the first time ever, a school is announced School of Year, two years in a row.