Berghs offers two full-time programs available for international students: Interactive Communication and Berghs Bachelor program.
In her work at the marketing department of a company that exports in-car holders to over 30 countries, Heidi Eskonniemi finds herself communicating on a professional level in English on an every day basis. To improve her ability to make a good impression of her company in written communication, Heidi decided to take Berghs’ online course Professioal writing in English.
It's an exciting week for the students of the Strategic communication & pr and Interactive Communication programs at Berghs. This Friday, they will present to Jung von Matt Germany and their client, Mercedes Benz. Romy Nickel, Human Resources Manager at Jung von Matt Germany, visited Berghs last week for meetings with the students at Career Day. She explains why JvM chose to work with Berghs' students.
Ann Westfelt knows leadership and strategic project management. She has been working with marketing for many years in different companies and positions. Amongst her experiences she has been Product Manager at Apple, Head of School at Masters of Media and CEO at Drax Industries.
Meet Robert Bau, a man with many irons in the fire and a clear objective: to increase people’s awareness of why design management is a decisive contribution to a company’s profitability. As the person in charge of Berghs' day course Executive Design Management, he should know.
As Career Day is approaching, Berghs’ International Relations Manager Digge Zetterberg Odh is seen running faster and faster through the corridors and classrooms at Sveavägen, Stockholm. Tomorrow Berghs will host for 32 agencies and 180 students who are to meet each other for speed dates.
Åsa Myrdal Bratt is the branding expert who was given her own supplement in Dagens Industri, Sweden’s leading business paper. An alumnus of the Stockholm School of Business, she has worked extensively with PR and advertising in many contexts. After running her own branding school in Dagens Industri, Berghs invited her to come and teach and she accepted.
Tommy Lagestam is about to leave Berghs. And Sweden. This week, this fall’s class of Berghs Bachelor students will end their time at Sveavägen and make their way into the world, to their respective partner schools. The destination on Tommy’s plane ticket is San Francisco, where he'll major in copywriting. " I want to end up somewhere where I can work to bring about change."
