BA Design, Knowledge VisualizationBA Design, Knowledge Visualization

Do you love design and have an interest in natural science? As a scientific illustrator, you can combine both. Your task is to depict scientific findings clearly and attractively for a wide range of target groups. This gives you the freedom to use all your creative and artistic skills.

In an increasingly visually oriented society, communication and cognition are – more than ever – controlled by images. The visualization of knowledge is therefore gaining in relevance and importance for teaching, research and the public and forms an important field of work for designers from the subject area Knowledge Visualization. Further information on this topic can be found on the professional community website.

At ZHdK, students choose a Major. In addition to this core subject, they can choose one or two Minors to deepen or expand their major skills and knowledge across various disciplines. This wide choice of courses is unique in Europe and enables students to develop and sharpen their individual profile.

What do graduates of the Bachelor’s degree specialization in Scientific Visualization do after graduation? In our short portraits, alumni present their activities and their field of work.