Open House 2025

Introduction

Welcome to Open House 2025

On Saturday 1 February and Thursday 6 February 2025 we invite you to come and explore our Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes.

Saturday, 1 February 12 pm - 4 pm
We look forward to showing you around when the entire Campus Kolding hosts its Open House. We’ll open the doors to all workshops across every floor, giving you a glimpse of our study spaces and everything we’re working on as we use design, bit by bit, to help make the world a slightly better, smarter, more skilled, and greener place.

Thursday, 6 February, 12 pm - 5 pm
This day is packed with activities and provides an opportunity to explore both our Bachelor's and Master's programmes. 

We'll tell you about our BA study programmes: 
Accessory Design
Industrial Design
Fashion Design
Textile Design 
Communication Design

Please note that our BA programme requires Danish language proficiency. 

- and about our MA programme where we offer three study programmes: 
Design for People
Design for Planet
Design for Play

You can meet students, see their ongoing projects, and immerse yourself in current exhibitions of student work.

Additionally, you’ll have the chance to experience our newly transformed building, facilities, and workshops. This is your opportunity to feel the creative energy that defines our school.

The Study Administration will be available to guide you through the application process. You can get answers to questions about admission requirements and deadlines for both Bachelor's and Master's programmes, browse portfolios, and talk with current students about their paths into the programme.

Address: Kolding School of Design, Ågade 10, 6000 Kolding

Bachelor in Design

Bachelor's Programme

Become part of a creative and experimental environment, and discover what design is – and how it can be applied.

Please note: Danish language proficiency is required for the Bachelor programme

The Bachelor's programme is a 3-year foundation course for those who are creative and wish to work with both their hands and minds. You will receive broad theoretical and practical training in areas such as design methods, concept development, and material studies. You will apply these skills to real-life cases as well as your own experimental work.

You can apply through either Quota 1 or Quota 2.

  • Quota 2: You must complete an admission test. Apply by 15 March 2025.
  • Quota 1: Admission is based on the grade point average (GPA) from your upper secondary education. Applicants with the highest GPAs will be admitted first. Apply by 5 July 2024.

You are welcome to apply through both Quota 1 and Quota 2.

Short films introducing the BA study programmes

Please note: Danish language proficiency is required for the Bachelor programme

BA accessory design

BA beklædningsdesign

BA industrielt design

BA kommunikationsdesign

BA tekstildesign

Master in Design

Master's Programme

In the Master's programme, you will gain an in-depth and advanced understanding of design methods, techniques, and theory.

We work within the following five subject areas:

  • Accessory Design
  • Fashion Design
  • Industrial Design
  • Communication Design
  • Textile Design

It is important that you specify the subject area you wish to develop and explore in your design projects in your application. This choice will shape the professional feedback, guidance, and challenges you receive, focusing on practical skills within your chosen area of expertise.

In addition to selecting your subject area, we ask you to choose from three thematic focus areas:

  • Social Design (Design for People)
  • Sustainability and Design (Design for Planet)
  • Play and Design (Design for Play)

The focus areas provide a unique opportunity to connect and develop your subject area and learning within themes and industries you are passionate about and see yourself contributing to in the future.

The application deadline is 1 March at 12:00 noon.

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Career

As a designer, you become skilled at creating ideas, concepts, experiences, products, services – and driving change.

Career stories
Studios

At Kolding School of Design you have access to a number of studios

The school's studios are closely linked to the study programmes and subject areas, providing you with the opportunity to work with materials, produce prototypes, and continuously develop your skills in relation to your specific area of expertise.

More about the studios

Fine Craft

Fashion

3D Form

Textiles

Study life

Kolding is a vibrant and safe student city, home to many young students and a thriving student community.

Student life
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Contact
Management secretariat

Lone Dalsgaard André

Senior Consultant