Open House came to a close after two inspiring days filled with curiosity and great conversations! A big thank you to everyone who stopped by to get a glimpse of student life at our school.

At the same time, we are thrilled to share that this year we have received the highest number of applications for our Master's programme in six years! Notably, more of our own Bachelor's students from Kolding School of Design are choosing to continue their studies with us.

Dreaming of becoming a designer – or know someone who is? The application process for our Bachelor's programme is still open, with the final deadline on 15 March at 12.00. Please note, our Bachelor's programme requires applicants to document Danish language proficiency comparable to the Danish “A level”.

We look forward to welcoming all our new students!

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As of 1 March, Prorector and Head of Administration Trine Lumbye has taken over as Acting Rector of Kolding School of Design following Lene Tanggaard’s departure. In the coming period, Trine Lumbye will oversee the school’s daily management and ensure continuity in its strategic work.

The position of Rector will be re-advertised in April, marking the start of the process to appoint a permanent successor.

From 25-27 February, a group of third-year bachelor's students from Kolding School of Design presented their work at the prestigious Lineapelle Fair in Milan.

AI is becoming an increasingly integral part of our daily lives and is now making its way into children’s toys. To ensure meaningful use of AI in toys and create valuable play experiences for children, the LAB for PlayDesign at Kolding School of Design has partnered with Yonsei University in Seoul on a new research project.

The Uniforms Project, led by Kolding School of Design, has explored how new design strategies and revised procurement criteria can pave the way for a circular textile economy. Findings show that strong partnerships, innovative materials, and a new approach to public procurement are key to creating more sustainable solutions.

The joint PhD school of Kolding School of Design and Aarhus School of Architecture offers ongoing courses and participates in the national collaboration on free courses across institutions.

See current and future courses and sign up