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What role can material, cultural, and technical solutions, as well as social, artistic and personal impulses, play in the way we design for our future environments? Six graduates from UdK Berlin present their approaches.
Bachelor Graduates 2025
At Class of 2025, six recent Product Design Bachelor graduates present their work, showcasing a diversity of perspectives and methods, and offering insights into their thoughts and dreams.
They embody the diversity of UdK Berlin, united by shared visions of a better future:
"tools for tomorrow"
Everyone is invited – come by, find out more, discuss with us!
Exhibited Projects by
Emma Johann
Friedrich Kreppel
Paul Krüger
Emma Mende
Anton Oberländer
Luca Ortmann
About Universität der Künste Berlin Institute of Product and Process design
Students and graduates of the Institute for Product and Process Design at the University of the Arts Berlin reflect the current position of design between production and consumption and the complex issues within these systems.
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