Konstfack stands on vast experience since its founding in 1844. Each year, around 900 students participate in bachelor, master and doctoral studies, teacher training and professional courses. Many students are from other parts of the world, as do many of our teachers. This internationalisation allows for exchange of knowledge and promotes understanding between countries, cultures and religions.
At Sweden’s largest university specializing in art, craft and design, you can develop into and inhabit those obvious roles that stem from our programmes – artist, designer, interior architect, graphic designer, illustrator, teacher as well as a craftsperson in a range of materials – such as a jewellery designer. And of course there are a number of paths to take within the design field, from product and furniture design to designing services
The research at Konstfack is characterised by the interaction of artistic and practical standpoints with scientific perspectives. At Konstfack research is conducted within the areas of design, arts, crafts, visual communication and arts education.
In a unique way, Konstfack combines highly specialized workshops with a lively intellectual environment. The environment presents unique conditions for research, and the research at Konstfack combines the practices of doing and creating with scientific perspectives.
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Based on 4 reviews
It had friendly lecturers and a well rounded course outline. It needs improvement with the labs, the labs need more equipment and more extra curriculum activities should be introduced. The Learning environment was great.
My bachelor's degree has without doubt given me a lot of theoretical framework for dealing with conservation. With this said, I would say the program lacks in-depth education of different materials and methods to care for the built heritage. I believe a deeper knowledge of materials and methods can provide better knowledge of how to conserve, preserve and maintain cultural heritage.
Good communication and face to face lecture
Konstfack is unfortunately unable to help students find housing.
The library is one of Sweden's largest libraries in arts and design. Our collections reflect the education and research of the university: art, design, arts and crafts, arts education and visual communication. The library is open for everyone.
The IT Unit has coordinating and overall responsibility for IT support and IT security at Konstfack. The responsibility includes operation and support of computer workstations, computer rooms, networks and servers, development of the IT environment, acquisition and disposal of hardware, and licence management.
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