A pioneering world leader in creative communications education.
The Design School is a dynamic and inclusive multidisciplinary community of internationally recognised educators, researchers and practitioners.
The Media School has a comprehensive portfolio that spans the disciplines of publishing, advertising, public relations, media communications, photography, and journalism.
The Screen School goes beyond traditional academic models, designed instead to bring film and television together with the disciplines of games, animation, sound arts and design and live events.
Learn to work with a range of tools and technologies from traditional woodworking to digital fabrication.
The facilities in this area include The Kit Room, Design Block Photography, Black Box Project Space, AV and Live Events.
A multi-purpose space that supports students with: Creative Coding, Physical Computing, Projection Mapping, Games, and Virtual Reality.
Wan Chiu Ue talks to LCC student Carlos Saavedra, a participant in the Young Blood exhibition in Visible Justice, about his experience of being stabbed in Colombia.
As part of the Visible Justice research collective students Eric Thorp and Dalia Dawood investigate how artists David Blandy and Larry Achiampong use the virtual world of video games to explore systemic injustices.
Amel Alariqi, a journalist from Yemen, reflects on resuming her career in the UK after fleeing war and taking steps towards reconciliation through new projects and appreciating life.
London College of Communication student Danyang Zheng explores who is to blame for climate change for Visible Justice with a mock trial putting governments, industry, the media, and others in the dock.
Mo-Ling Chui is Course Leader for BA (Hons) Design Management and Cultures at London College of Communication, University of the Arts London.
Alison Barnes is Course Leader for BA (Hons) Graphic Branding and Identity at London College of Communication.
Adrian is a London-based Photographer and educator and is a specialist technician for Media Photography at London College of Communication.
Visible Justice brings together artists, activists, journalists, civil liberties groups, human rights lawyers and media students for an exhibition and events programme exploring social justice in national and international contexts.
Short lunch-time events on topics from the Careers and Employability Team. Illustration by Robbie Porter
This series of visiting speakers is co-hosted by LCC’s department of Sound Arts and Design and UAL's research centre for Creative Research into Sound Arts Practice and is curated by Dr John Wynne.
The 15th Annual Publishing Conference is back! The theme for this year is ‘Making Connections: Innovative relationships between readers and publishers’ and it is all about interaction.
This is a one day conference that sees the participation of scholars, students, practitioners and artists. Overarching themes are student engagement, wellbeing and retention through pedagogic strategies, Hip Hop culture, sustainable practices and
Visible Justice is now open until Friday 3 May. Collaborative partners include: @reprievehq, @artistprotectionfund and t...
Join @intdesarts students at next weeks @sciencemuseum Lates, where you can interact with with their projects in celebra...
Here’s a sneak peak ahead of tonight’s launch of Visible Justice. The exhibition and events programme explores social ju...
This image was taken from the exhibition Very Now, which was part of the LCC Festival of Journalism and Art in 2016. Com...
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