Berghs offers two full-time programs available for international students: Interactive Communication and Berghs Bachelor program.
Tommy Lagestam is about to leave Berghs. And Sweden. This week, this fall’s class of Berghs Bachelor students will end their time at Sveavägen and make their way into the world, to their respective partner schools. The destination on Tommy’s plane ticket is San Francisco, where he'll major in copywriting. " I want to end up somewhere where I can work to bring about change."
Young Glory is the name of a brand new worldwide competition to reward creative consistency. It includes 8 months, 8 briefs and 8 big name judges. The first brief was published in October and proud winners is a team of students from the diploma program Interactive Communication at Berghs.
Almost three years ago, Nazanin Binisi graduated at the Account management program at Berghs. During the years that passed since, Nazanin has been living, studying and working in Boston, London and Oslo. Today she fills her days at Scandinavian Design Group and with her side project Tatchies, designed gloves that works on any touchscreen device. Read Nazanin's story about life after Berghs.
It’s soon time – the 2012 final projects are almost upon us. The theme we’ve chosen for 2012 is CO3, as in communicate, cooperate and collaborate, with the emphasis on collaboration/coordination. But what will this mean? And how does this tie in with the themes of the past couple of years – sustainability and courage? Bergh’s CEO, Camilla Wallander, brings clarity to the concepts.
After three full days of seminars and meetings, Berghs Internal Relations Manager Digge Zetterberg Odh returns to Sweden with her head full of inspiration and pockets full of business cards from new interesting friends.
Halfway though the European three-day festival of creativity, Eurobest, Berghs' International Relations Manager Digge Zetterberg reports.
This morning Francois Grouiller, Global Brand Strategy Director at Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, visited Berghs to host a breakfast seminar on the topic ”Celebrating the hacking spirit”.
