Multimedia Design

The Multimedia Design course is a two-year further training course with four semesters. The course includes technical, creative and communicative course work with a focus on digital solutions and web design and programming. In addition, the course involves electives, an internship and a final main assignment.

The course has two core subjects:

• Digital Content Production
• Digital User Interfaces

Internship

You have an internship in Semester Four. You decide yourself if this is with a company in Denmark or with a company abroad

Go Abroad

At Business Academy SouthWest you have the opportunity to go abroad as a part of your education. You can choose between studying abroad for a semester or doing your internship abroad. Read more here

You must have completed one of the following courses to be admitted to the Multimedia Design and Communication course:

• A-levels or a high school diploma, Higher Preparatory Examination Course, Higher Commercial Examination, Higher Technical Examination or a combined vocational and general upper secondary education
• One of the following vocational training courses:
  • Film and TV Production (level 2)
  • Photographer
  • Media Graphic Designer (level 2 if old system)
  • Technical Designer
  • Sign Technician
  • Digital Media
  • Graphic Technician
  • The Data and Communication course (including specialities or level 2)
• Vocational training of at least three years’ duration
• Entrance exam for the engineering courses

Notice: You must have passed English level B plus either Maths or Managerial Economics level C or Business Economics level C

FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

English language requirements:

BASW’s programs offered in English require that your English level is equivalent to level B (Danish Level)

All applicants holding a foreign entrance examination must document their English qualifications, and English tests must be submitted together with the application. The test must be less than two years old. The requirement is:

IELTS overall score of minimum 6,5
TOEFL (internet based) a minimum score of 83
TOEFL (paper based) a minimum score of 560
Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency
Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English
Oxford Placement Test, B2 (75 points in each part)
Common European Framework reference B2/C1

Applicants holding Nordic and German entrance exams, an International Baccalaureate exam or applicants who have English as their native language are exempt from the requirement.

Mathematic requirements:

Mathematic C (required for Multimedia Design). Mathematic C-level equivalent to 125 full teaching hours (60 minutes per hour).

A verification form to document the number of hours in the subject that are specific admission requirements. Your high school institution must fill in how many hours of instruction you have had during the final three years of your upper secondary education. The verification form must be filled in, stamped and signed by the school. You will find the verification form here.

Please read about our admission process for international students in Incoming Full Degree Students.

The Multimedia Design and Communication course qualifies you for a range of different jobs with small or medium-sized enterprises or with media or advertising agencies.

Listed below are examples of the jobs that you can find:

• A job with an advertising or media agency
• Web Designer
• Web Editor
• Graphic Designer
• SoMe Editor
• Project Management

Further training

When you have completed the Multimedia Design and Communication course you can apply to be admitted to top-up professional Bachelor degrees – for example:

• The Design and Business Bachelor degree in Sonderborg
• The Web Development Bachelor degree in Esbjerg