The Danish Design School, Bornholm

From 2010 The Danish Design School, Bornholm is a central part of The Danish Design School’s Centre for Glass and Ceramics. The school forms the setting for one of Europe’s small but leading educational environments in the field of glass and ceramics. We strive to create a dynamic hothouse for high-quality education, research and experimentation – and to add new perspectives to the area.

The Danish Design School, Bornholm offers a three-year craft programme that takes place at the school in Nexø on the island of Bornholm in close cooperation and a rich exchange with The Danish Design School in Copenhagen.



The craft programme is a three-year advanced programme under the Danish Ministry of Culture. The programme offered at the Danish Design School, Bornholm provides in-depth craft-oriented knowledge of techniques and materials, which qualifies graduates to design and develop glass or ceramics on a high formative and artistic level.

Over several years craft has developed to supplement the traditional emphasis on one-offs with experimental work, embracing concepts that reach far into both the realm of craft and new industrial processes. Through research, new technology and business collaboration on design solutions we aim to challenge the boundaries for craft.


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Graduation Profiles 2010


Meet us: Graduation Profiles 2010

The Danish Design School and the Glass and Ceramic School on Bornholm have merged

 

The merger follows many years of highly successful cooperation and was prepared during autumn 2009. In December the Danish Parliament unanimously passed the merger bill, and thus on 1 January 2010 the Glass and Ceramic School and The Danish Design School became one institution under the Danish Ministry of Culture called The Danish Design School. The new school continues to offer two independent programmes, on Bornholm, this is a three-year craft programme with its own executive order, enrolment procedures and course plan.