The latest news, interviews and features from London College of Communication.
A collaborative exhibition and events programme bringing together artists, activists, journalists, civil liberties groups, human rights lawyers and media students will launch at London College of Communication in April – exploring social justice in national and international contexts.
12 more charities, social enterprises and community groups based in Southwark and Lambeth have received free print materials, digital content and marketing support as part of London College of Communication’s ongoing Talent Works project – and now we’re looking for more!
MA User Experience Design students have responded to briefs from three of the UK’s leading UX agencies, Applied Works, Venture Three, and Fjord, on how to engage audiences on global and social issues.
Max Houghton, Course Leader for MA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography and co-curator of Visible Justice, introduces some of the themes of the exhibition.
Paul Bailey, MA Graphic Design Course Leader at LCC has designed the V&A’s exhibition Maps of Defiance, which presents research into Islamic State (ISIL) violence and destruction against the Yazidi people of Northern Iraq.
MA Data Visualisation students have worked with Market Café Magazine, the world’s first data visualisation zine, on a space-themed zine called Data SpaceX.
Two students from London College of Communication’s MA Publishing course won awards at London Book Fair 2019’s International Excellence Awards – winning two out of three of the prizes up for grabs.
Postgraduate Diploma Design for Visual Communication graduate Rajlaxmi Jain has designed a mental health toolkit for primary school children.
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