Bachelor of Arts in Product and Industrial Design with Specialisation in Spatial Design
A Broad Career Field
With a bachelor’s degree in Spatial Design, you can work in interior design and architectural design firms, in exhibition and scenography design, in design and creative agencies, as well as in cultural and public institutions. Additional career paths lie at the intersections of architecture, urban development, digital media, and spatial research.
The creative, technical, and analytical skills you acquire during your studies will enable you to contribute to a variety of professional fields, collaborate with other disciplines, and tackle new challenges.
Develop Your Own Path
Spatial Design opens up the opportunity for you to develop your own creative practice—within existing professional fields or at their intersections. You can work in interdisciplinary teams, initiate your own projects, or establish a freelance practice. What matters most is the ability to independently identify spatial issues, critically examine them, and address them creatively.
A subsequent master’s program offers you the opportunity to further deepen your interests and develop additional skills in design, research, or related disciplines.
You can find all the information to the admission requirements on our page Admission Procedure and Admission Requirements.
The entrance examination is comprised of two parts. After registering in time for the deadline, the applicant hands in a portfolio and a work assignment realised on a set theme (which will be communicated by the department in due time). If both the portfolio and the work assignment are assessed positively, the applicant is invited to an interview.
For more details please see our Information on the Admission Process.
Academic year 2027/28: 21 February 2027
Academic year 2026/27: 14 September 2026
Academic year 2027/28: 20 September 2027
The semester dates and our academic calendar can be found here.
