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The Lucerne School of Art and Design offers unique bachelor’s programmes in the disciplines Fine Arts and Art & Design Education, Visual Communication, Object Design, and Film.
The Fine Arts and Art & Design Education programme in Lucerne aims for critical appraisal of art practice as well as solid skills in teaching and outreach in all fields of the visual arts.
Camera Arts investigates photographic/visual and transmedial strategies. It calls for original approaches, visual intelligence and critical, artistic and creative stances on relevant issues in social contexts.
Digitisation with all its opportunities and challenges shapes our everyday lives and perceptions. Students learn how they in turn can actively shape digitisation in responsible ways.
From the idea to the finished product, the programme equips students to create convincing conceptual, aesthetic and technical solutions to the challenges of visual communication.
Unique in Switzerland, the Bachelor of Arts in Illustration combines a passion for drawings and images with the ambition to continually surpass yesterday’s project.
Unique in Switzerland, the Bachelor of Arts in Animation offers solid artistic, craft and technological groundwork for a career in animation.
Video Documentary and Video Essay: the two genres in the focus of the Bachelor of Arts in Video offer broad scope for experimentation with innovative narrative devices.
Is a chance to explore object and product design in ways that provide palpable experience of responsible, cogent and striking responses to questions of our era.
All aspects of professional textile design are covered here – from techniques for drafting original motifs in a variety of materials to creating an entire collection.
The innovative body-wear and accessories we create on this advanced jewellery programme address our environment in a critical yet playful fashion.
Design Managers solve problems creatively, deploying strategic designs so as to help ensure that organisations develop their full potential.
