Sonic branding for universities
Sonic branding for universities gives a university or college one sonic logo for its videos, podcasts, and e-learning, and music for open days and student campaigns. Faculties make content on their own, and the sonic logo holds it together.
- For
- Universities and colleges
- Heard in
- Videos, podcasts, e-learning, and more
- Includes
- A sonic logo and brand music
Places a university might be heard
Every faculty makes videos
Lectures, research videos, and e-learning each start differently. A sonic logo at the start of all of them shows they come from one university. Bocconi University in Milan turned the letters of its name into notes in 2025 and uses that sonic logo on its e-learning platform.
Researchers start podcasts
A shared intro and outro make every series recognizable.
Your city is part of your identity
Universiteit Antwerpen in Belgium added the cathedral bells and a ship's horn from the port to its brand music.
Open days and student campaigns
The open day, the campaign for new students, and the video tour can share one piece of music.
Ceremonies and conferences
Graduations, conferences, and alumni evenings can open with a full version of the sonic logo, and we write the music for them. For something else on your calendar, request a proposal.
Other work from our studio
Work for and contributions to projects involving these brands.
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The New York Times All music and audio for the 175th anniversary video View case
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Cinema in Concert An orchestral sonic identity for film music played live View case
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Janssen × Johnson & Johnson An electronic track with drive that makes room for the employees' stories View case
- Datamex Automatisering A feel-good track under the talks at a company event View case
How it works
Step 1
Send us an existing video
Plus a list of where the university makes video and audio. You get a proposal.
Step 2
Directions under your video
Short sketches play under it.
Step 3
Versions faculties can use
The sonic logo and the music, in versions faculties can add to their own content.