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      CAS Digital Literacy

      With the increasing spread of digital tools and communication channels, the question of how to design them is becoming more and more important. The CAS Digital Literacy imparts knowledge, competences and skills that enable the design of diverse digital communication channels. Courses on Creative Coding, UX/UI, Immersive Environments, AI/Deep Learning, Digital Participation, Video Documentation and Moving Graphics provide an up-to-date insight into the applied practice and theoretical reflection of digital design in this CAS.

      Key data

      Degree
      CAS FHNW Certificate of Advanced Studies
      ECTS points
      15 ECTS
      Next start
      After successfully participating in at least 5 weeks of either the Summer or Winter Workshops of HGK FHNW
      Teaching language
      German / English
      Place
      Basel
      Price
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      Picture: Intersect, Dirk Koy, 2022, Videostill

      The aim is to collect 10 ECTS over workshop weeks of 2 ECTS each. This is followed by the final module with integrated certificate thesis on an own project for 5 ECTS points. At least 6 ECTS must consist of the compulsory modules. The remaining 4 ECTS can consist of compulsory or elective modules. The final module includes five individual 90-minute coaching sessions. Successful completion of the final module leads to the Certificate of Advanced Studies CAS HGK FHNW «Digital Literacy».

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      At the end of the CAS course, students will complete an individual, six-months final module with an integrated certificate thesis counting as 5 ECTS credits. This final module will support participants in individual design projects within their own creative and work contexts. The final module with its integrated certificate thesis includes 5 individual appointments of 90 minutes each and 100 hours of independent work for the certificate thesis.

      Participants will gain experiences navigating analogue and digital communication channels, deepen their individual design processes and expand their visual design vocabulary; they will gain more experience navigating digital media, images, typography and research questions; they will acquire the skills and abilities needed to competently handle a variety of communications strategies, delve into current visual communication discourses and learn how to work with the latest digital design tools.

      This CAS is intended for people who have a previous design education. For participants with professional experience, it can serve as a source of inspiration or as a way to bring your technical knowledge up to date, to push forward your own creative development or to expand your own portfolio.

      Costs per workshop: CHF 900.–
      All 5 workshops of the CAS programme: CHF 3,500.–
      Supervision of your individual certificate thesis: CHF 3,500.–

      Institute Digital Communication Environments (IDCE)

      Through digital media and the democratisation of communication channels that goes hand in hand with it, the critical handling of their visual and interaction-based design has become decisively more important, because the social relevance of information and communication has thus fundamentally changed.

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      Institute Digital Communication Environments IDCE

      FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland
      Basel Academy of Art and Design
      Institute Digital Communication Environments (IDCE)
      High-rise: D 5.03

      Freilager-Platz 1

      CH - 4142 Münchenstein near Basel

      Phone+41 61 228 41 11

      E-Mailinfo.idce.hgk@fhnw.ch