Business and Innovation
London College of Communication is a world leader in design, media and screen education.
Our Business and Innovation team works with organisations to create bespoke partnerships, solve big challenges and develop innovative concepts, services and experiences.
We also co-deliver a network of support for our students and graduates, which helps the creative and cultural sectors to flourish and grow. Work with us to collaborate and innovate with the best emerging talent while transforming communities, economies and wider society.
With value extending far beyond a single project, your organisation will have the opportunity to build relationships with a diverse range of creatives in London.
We’re here for you
As the world continues to navigate remote working, we continue to collaborate with businesses online in creative ways. Get in touch for further information on how we can work with you.
Work with us
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Promotional poster for Grange Primary School by MA Graphic Branding and Identity students. Industry projects
Explore our range of bespoke industry projects and find out how we can support you.
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Shop Front Project, photography by Veronica Otero. Community Engagement and Partnerships
We collaborate with a range of non-profit, government and corporate organisations to help solve society’s big challenges with innovation, empathy and creativity.
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Website design for Southwark Unity by LCC students Tabetha Baldwin and Ethan Phan Talent Works
Work with our students through paid placements with local charities, social enterprises and community groups.
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Image © Veronica Otero Refugee Journalism Project
Based at LCC, this project supports refugee and exiled journalists to restart their careers in the UK through workshops, mentoring and placement opportunities.
Innovate with us
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Image courtesy of London South Bank University. ACE IT
ACE IT supports London-based SMEs to develop ground-breaking business solutions through the power of immersive technology.
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Image credit: Ana Escobar. Digital Grid Partnership
The Digital Grid Partnership is a free programme supported by the European Social Fund which supports SMEs to build their digital knowledge and capacity.
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Customised Training
At London College of Communication, we deliver a wide range of customised training courses to enhance your personal and professional development.
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Short Courses
Led by expert tutors across a range of disciplines, our range of practical courses can help you to learn a new skill, develop your practice or simply explore your creativity.
Graduate Futures
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Industry Mentoring Programme. Illustration by Finn Kidd. Industry Mentoring Programme
We match our postgraduate students to industry professionals who can support their journey from from education to industry.
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Sounds of Obsolescence by Lia Mazzari. LCC Graduate Residency 2019. Photography by Sundeep Verdi. LCC Graduate Residency
Each year, this programme supports a number of our graduates to rapidly develop projects with the potential for growth and impact.
Stories
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ACE IT Spotlight: Popla Media
In the first of our ACE IT: Spotlight series, we catch up with current participant, Popla Media, to explore the ways in which our immersive technology project has made a real impact on their business.
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London College of Communication launches first placement of the Digital Grid Partnership
As BA (Hons) Graphic Branding and Identity graduate Hannah Mayall joins The Ivors Academy, LCC's Business and Innovation Projects Manager Ben Walter explains the importance of a project which connects education with industry.
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London College of Communication student develops winning road safety concept for inaugural Re:act London campaign
Reana Kerai developed ‘Eyes Up, Phone Down’ to encourage young pedestrians to be more aware of their surroundings when crossing the road.
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How can London College of Communication bridge the gap between student recruitment, local communities and business support during the Covid-19 Crisis?
Our Business and Innovation Projects Manager, Ben Walter, explores the ways universities can continue to build students’ work experience and long-term career prospects by offering vital support to business and local communities.