Contact Programme Director and Student Advisor
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Programme Director and Student Advisor Ingelise Krarup Andersen Phone: + 45 72 69 15 40 E-mail: ikan@ucn.dk
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Jobs, higher and further education
- Design, Technology & Business (Graphics)
Career opportunities
The programme equips the graduate to independently plan and carry out processes and tasks in business areas concerning graphic design and communication. For this reason, your job opportunities with an AP degree in Design, Technology & Business (Graphics) will be very prosperous.
Career options include a profession within:
- Graphic design
- Editorial & Advertising
- Newspapers and magazines
- Print houses
- Illustration
- Web-companies
- Marketing departments
Graduate stories
Read the stories of graduated students of the Design, Technology & Business (Graphics) programme of UCN - University College of Northern Denmark. This way, you can see examples of what this education is good for when you make it beyond the exams.
Further and higher education
With an AP Degree in Design, Technology & Business (Graphics) you can continue your studies on the top-up Bachelor Degree programme of E-concept Development at UCN - University College of Northern Denmark.
International possibilities
Furthermore, UCN co-operates with many foreign educational institutions allowing you to continue your studies internationally.
Contact UCN - University College of Northern Denmark’s International department for advice and guidance.
Credit
You can get transfer credit to study Architecture and Design at Aalborg University.
Challenges on the programme
Student Morten Buus Andersen – Design, Technology & Business (Graphics)
"When you’re used to drawing what you want to, it can be a challenge to be required to capture a certain expression. Having to get to know and understand all the computer programs. Understanding what a client really wants in the sense that what the client asks for is rarely what he really wants. I often try to explain to outside parties how much research and understanding of the target group it actually takes before you can start working on the creative side of things.”
