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Universities today operate in an environment in which prospective students, researchers and partners from business and society make targeted comparisons. A clear brand helps to clarify your own profile: What is the university’s attitude? What are the main focuses of teaching and research? And what does it stand for in academic competition? A consistent brand structure bundles these answers and creates clarity – both internally and externally. The brand becomes a strategic tool that builds reputation and facilitates decision-making processes.
Today, study orientation, information searches and academic visibility take place digitally to a large extent. Clear brand management makes navigation easier, creates trust and ensures that important content can be found. Whether website, online student advisory service or social media – digital touchpoints are becoming a central component of the brand experience.
Brand architecture plays a major role here. We develop structures that respect the individual focuses of the departments and at the same time ensure a common image of the university. This creates external unity without leveling out internal identities.
We regularly work with colleges, universities and research institutions – from strategic positioning and brand architecture to visual identity and digital communication. Our projects range from international universities to specialized education providers. It is crucial for us to make complex content understandable and to develop brands that convey scientific quality and social relevance in equal measure.
It all starts with a joint analysis: what makes the institution special, what goals does it pursue and which target groups does it want to reach? On this basis, we develop a clear positioning, precise messages and a visual identity that works consistently across all means of communication – from the university website to student communication. The process is transparent, works with iterative results and involves internal stakeholders such as departments, marketing or the Executive Board in a structured manner.
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