Master

Bonn

Dresden

Ludwigshafen am Rhein

Passau

Potsdam

Wolfenbüttel

In the Master program Expanded media Creating media experiences that have an impact on users' real lives and can bring about real changes is what the English-language Master programme 'Expanded Media' is all about. The focus of such new  transmedia media architectures is the personal experience: users want to feel personally involved and try to draw personal benefits for their lives from the media experience. In international teams  students develop media offerings that explore this potential. In interdisciplinary media productions  they combine real and media worlds of experience and develop a new media language based on the user/audience experience. In the three study specialisations Expanded Storyworlds  Expanded Sound and Music and Expanded Realities  students are given the opportunity to deepen their preferred strategies with which they want to convey a personally meaningful experience to users.

Step 1
Apply online via the uni-assist portal. Note the necessary application documents that you need to upload there (no postal submissions). About 4 weeks after receipt of your application  uni-assist will inform you about the current processing status. If your application is formally correct  your data will be forwarded to the Hochschule Darmstadt. 

Step 2
If your application is successful  you will receive a letter of admission from the Hochschule Darmstadt. This letter of admission contains a binding enrolment date and a list of documents that you must submit by Email in order to enrol. 

Incomplete or incorrect documents will result in the cancellation of the notification of admission! The place originally allocated to you will then be allocated to someone else.

It is mandatory to do an internship. It is easier to find internship when it is mandatory. 3-6 months is most common.

The Semester contributions totaling 272 EUR includes student Union Fee 80.00 EUR, Student body contribution 11.51 EUR, Contribution to administrative costs 50.00 EUR, RMV semester ticket (german) 128.99 EUR, Bike rental system (german) 1.50 EUR

Expanded Media

Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences

This Master of Science degree in Sustainability Entrepreneurship and Innovation is designed for aspiring change makers who want to apply the tools of business to solving the world’s most urgent social and environmental problems. Whether students set out to integrate sustainability practices into a corporation, start their own purpose-driven companies, or anything in between, this MSc empowers them to drive change within teams, firms, and industries.

Applicants whose first language is English or who provide the result of a standardized language test not older than two years are exempted from providing English certificate

MSc in Sustainability Entrepreneurship & Innovation

ESCP Business School

The course is taught in English. It teaches methods and techniques in the field of powertrain and body engineering and deepens the fundamentals of engineering science. The programme is accredited by the accreditation authority AQAS.

Internship is not mandatory, but is optional during studies. If possible, we recommend doing an internship.

Composition of the semester contribution for the Aachen student union 98.00 EUR, AStA contribution 15.85 EUR, Semester ticket AVV 137.43EUR, Semester ticket NRW 58.50 EUR, Semester ticket Zuid-Limburg 5.11 EUR, Solidarity contribution to the semester ticket 0.10 EUR, Contribution social fund 0.75 EUR, Student council contribution 1.70 EUR, University sports contribution 1.10 EUR and contribution Queerreferat 0.19 EUR

International Automotive Engineering

Aachen University of Applied Sciences

The Sport Management degree programme provides Its graduates with skills in analysis, evaluation, concept-making and, of course, excellent English language by employing a research-oriented approach in Its teaching.

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MSc Sport Management (English)

German Sport University Cologne

The consecutive Master degree programme International Business and Consulting provides broad-based Business Administration training in two international and application oriented fields. Building on and extending Bachelor level knowledge and experience, it provides students with the opportunity to work creatively to develop an innovative problem solving approach. Students taking the option International Human Resource Management deal with the central questions of Strategic Personnel Management and augment their foundation level knowledge with consideration of the strategic and sustainability aspects of Personnel Management.


Note: 3 semesters without internship, 4 semesters with internship

Oxford Test of English with at least 126 points and UNIcert II can be used as proof of english proficiency

International Business and Consulting: Human Resource Management

Berlin School of Economics and Law

The MA programme in History and Culture of the Baltic Sea Region is designed for students who want to specialise in the culturally and historically complex Baltic Sea region. It consists of interdisciplinary seminars and lectures that train students for various fields of activity, e.g. cultural exchange or working for companies and NGOs in the Baltic Sea region. The focus of the programme lies on the humanities, especially on history, cultural studies, literature and linguistics.

The Semester contributions totaling 124.00 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student Body 11.00 EUR, Student Services Fee 83.00 EUR and Enrolment Fee  30.00 EUR

Following are accepted as proof of English language skills: Cambridge FCE certificate or at least seven years of classes in English as a foreign language at school

History and Culture of the Baltic Sea Region

University of Greifswald

The DIU, founded in 2003 as a further education university of the TU Dresden, stands for academic education based on modern life plans. With their international specializations, they prepare students for the global job market. The Institute combines agile working methods, up-to-date expert knowledge and passion for the maximum personal success of approximately 2000 students from 33 countries.
 
 DIU is the best fit if you want to gain extra-occupational training while pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree. In addition to their professional and training courses, selected programs can also be studied full-time. Dresden International University allow their students to benefit from the lecturers and network partners. as they can immerse themselves in hands-on study at an institution of excellence.
 
 The DIU is not bound by the traditional semester times of state universities when it comes to the start, implementation, and completion of its programs. Rather, the basis for the concrete schedules is the achievement of a sufficient number of participants, the availability of the teachers and the time slots for the courses agreed with the participants.
 
 For the DIU, an essential prerequisite for achieving its goals is its close connection to the Technical University of Dresden, from which it emerged and whose training profile it supplements and expands. The two institutions' shared goal is to contribute to the development of a regional educational area with international appeal.
 
 Thus, the DIU sees itself as an academic institution that draws inspiration for its programs from the professional world. It combines professional proximity and direct implementation of the knowledge acquired there with a corresponding scientific education.

Dresden International University

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The Hochschule Harz – University of Applied Studies and Research has two bases in Saxony-Anhalt. The Department of Automation and Computer Sciences as well as the Department of Business Studies are located in Wernigerode. The Department of Public Management can be found in Halberstadt.
 
 Hochschule Harz has its headquarters in Wernigerode. The administrative and instructional buildings of the Department of Business Studies, as well as the Department of Automation and Computer Sciences, are housed on a 62,000-square-meter-large green campus in Hasserode (district of Wernigerode). The Department of Public Management began teaching at Hochschule Harz's new Domplatz Halberstadt campus in the winter term 2004/2005. Halberstadt's city centre combines old and new architecture to form three buildings.
 
 Aside from teaching, one of the primary responsibilities of a university is research. They see themselves as a scientific institution that places a premium on applied research and development. Harz University of Applied Sciences strives to use its research activities to contribute significantly to social, economic, and technological development while infusing current content into the curriculum. The thematic spectrum of research projects of Hochschule Harz ranges from communication technology, mobile robotics, and electronic administration to service quality in tourist value-added chain and double-entry bookkeeping. The volume of third-party funding regularly makes up ten percent of the budget of Hochschule Harz.
 
 In a nutshell, Harz University of Applied Sciences' two locations provide the best of both worlds. On the one hand, there are the benefits of living in a smaller town where one can live in a comfortable and familial environment. On the other hand, being in the heart of Germany has a significant advantage. Larger cities such as Magdeburg, Braunschweig, Berlin, Leipzig, and Hanover are within one to three hours' drive.

Harz University of Applied Sciences

The Hasso Plattner Institute (Hasso-Plattner-Institut für Digital Engineering gGmbH), abbreviated HPI, is a German information technology institute and faculty of the University of Potsdam located in Potsdam near Berlin. The teaching and research of HPI are focused on "IT-Systems Engineering". HPI was founded in 1998 and is the first, and as of 2018 the only entirely privately funded faculty in Germany. It is financed entirely through private funds donated by billionaire Hasso Plattner, who co-founded the software company SAP SE, and is currently the chairman of SAP's supervisory board. 
 
 HPI offers the innovation-oriented and practically based studies in "IT-Systems Engineering" with a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree and master degrees in Digital Health, Data Engineering and Cybersecurity. In addition, HPI offers a supplemental study program in the innovation method of Design Thinking. The HPI is a world-class educational provider. The institute already offers an optimal study and work environment and cooperates very closely with the business community.
 
 Since 2012, under the research project “openHPI”, HPI offers free interactive online courses about different topics in information technology. ”openHPI” is an Internet educational platform for offering massive open online courses (MOOCs), which is embedded in a global social network. Participants can become familiar with basic topics of computer science, and IT systems engineering as well as with advanced current research topics in IT. They also have the ability to discuss issues and to develop solutions in a virtual community with participants from around the globe.

Hasso Plattner Institute (HPI)

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The University of Applied Sciences Ludwigshafen (German: Hochschule Ludwigshafen) is a public university located in Ludwigshafen, Germany. The Ludwigshafen University of Applied Sciences is a medium-sized institution in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region's diverse university landscape, with approximately 4,500 students. They are distinguished by their practical orientation, research strength, and regional and international networking with institutions, partner universities, social institutions, and commercial enterprises, and they provide students with the best opportunities to begin their careers later in life.
 
 The Ludwigshafen University of Economics and Society offers a wide range of bachelor's degree programs in economics, social and health care, as well as the option to pursue a master's degree immediately following or concurrently with work. There are currently 43 courses available, including full-time, part-time, dual, and distance learning. Small learning groups and university-trained teachers ensure personal contact with teachers and the efficient transfer of specialist knowledge, methodology, and social skills. Bachelor’s course can be studied in following fields of study: Business Taxation and Auditing, Business Controlling, Financial Services and Corporate Finance, International, Business Management (East Asia), International Management Eastern Europe, International Personnel Management and Organization, Midwifery (dual), Logistics, Marketing, Nursing (dual), Nursing Education, Social Work, and Business Informatics.
 
 The institute organizes many scholarship opportunities in collaboration with the DAAD and Erasmus+, so students benefit from a network of intercultural experiences that contribute to inspiring personal and scientific life paths ensuring academic and professional success. The Ludwigshafen University Library is largely designed as an open-access library and is spread over three branches. It holds 122000 books, 49700 e-books, 270 journals, 41250 e-journals.

Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society

Since 2009, the University of Applied Sciences has been operating under the name "Ostfalia," taking into account its continuous growth and regional identity, as all four campuses are located in Eastphalia (Ostfalen), an Old Saxony region extending between the Weser and Elbe rivers, the Lüneburg Heath, and the Harz range.
 
 Ostfalia is one of Lower Saxony's largest universities of applied sciences, with approximately 13,000 students, twelve faculties, and 21 departments. As a state higher education institution, it employs approximately 900 people, including more than 200 professors, at its Salzgitter, Suderburg, Wolfenbüttel, and Wolfsburg branches. Ostfalia is also home to seven affiliated institutes.
 
 Ostfalia collaborates with over 100 universities around the world, giving its students and faculty members the opportunity to gain international experience. Ostfalia's research is application-oriented, with close research collaborations with business and industry. The university has a wide range of research specialties, which are reflected in both their own areas of activity and those of the affiliated institutes. The breadth of research activities promotes interdisciplinary collaborations.
 
 Engineering/computer science, media, design, social work, and public health, as well as business and law, are all available at Ostfalia. Dual degree programs or degree programs that combine academic credentials and business-based vocational training round out the study options, which include more than 70 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Flexible study schemes, such as remote or part-time study, provide qualification options for people at all stages of life.
 
 In a nutshell, Ostfalia University's main asset is its exceptional diversity of people. Their abilities, personalities, and experiences make Ostfalia a vibrant and dynamic place. As a part of a research and practice network, they are able to provide a plethora of opportunities for the students.

Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences - Hochschule Braunschweig/Wolfenbüttel

German's renowned public research institution, the Rhenish Friedrich Wilhelm University of Bonn (Rhenische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn), is situated in Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia. On October 18, 1818, the Rhein-Universität, or Rhine University, was established.

The University of Bonn is one of the main employers in the area and one of the most prestigious research and teaching institutions in Germany, employing about 6,000 people. The University of Bonn is distinguished by its variety, global reach, world-class research, and active student life. The University of Bonn employs individuals from all over the world, including researchers, academic personnel, administrative staff, technicians, and many more.

Both routine university operations and a variety of strategic alliances and professional networks demonstrate an open and intercultural approach. The University significantly contributes to the international aspect of the city of Bonn by hosting over 5,000 students from over 130 different countries. The University of Bonn is a preferred host institution for foreign researchers visiting Germany.

Students have the option of using an interdisciplinary approach to their studies due to the university's large range of courses taught. They are one of the eleven German Universities of Excellence as of 2019. In comparison to other financed universities, they have the most Clusters of Excellence with six. The University of Bonn has more Fields Medalists and Nobel Prize winners than any other German university in recent years. They  have over 33,000 students studying here in about 200 different topic areas.

University of Bonn

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The University of Passau, or Universität Passau in German, is a public research university founded on October 9, 1978, in Passau, Lower Bavaria, Germany. Its first semester enrollment was 463 students.

There are now 39 distinct undergraduate and graduate degree programs offered at its four faculties. On its university campus, which is a short distance from Passau's Old Town, about 12,000 students from more than 100 different countries and about 1,100 primary employees in the academic units and academic support divisions are working on research, teaching, and support activities for higher education. This campus has won multiple architectural awards in addition to being well-equipped in terms of technology infrastructure.

The library was founded with the university in 1978 and welcomed Passauer residents and students that same year. Together with the five faculty and institution libraries, the central library serves as the university's primary library. Currently, there are two million volumes and 3,050 journals in the university library. Each of the 1,000 desks in the reading rooms, which are available 16 hours a day, is for library patrons.

The University of Passau is renowned for its international orientation and atmosphere outside of Germany and Bavaria. Approximately 236 international universities throughout the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Australia have cooperative partnerships with the university, allowing students enrolled there to complete parts of their studies abroad.


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