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Program Overview

The Master's program in Film and Audiovisual Media is a unique and interdisciplinary course of study that enables students to explore the medium of film in a scientific and intensive manner. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of film and audiovisual media, including their historical, theoretical, and practical aspects.

Program Structure

The program is a 4-semester course of study that begins in the winter semester. The program is taught in both German and English, and students are required to have a good command of both languages. The program includes a range of modules, including Medienwissenschaft, Kulturwissenschaft, Film- und Bildwissenschaft, Philosophie, and Kunstgeschichte.

Admission Requirements

Admission to the program is restricted, and applicants must have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, such as Medienwissenschaften, Geisteswissenschaften, or Kulturwissenschaften. Applicants must also have a good command of two foreign languages and be willing to spend two semesters studying abroad.

Program Highlights

The program offers a range of unique features, including:

• An integrated study program in three different countries, with important media and media science locations (Paris, Milan, London, Barcelona, etc.)
• A focus on the most important research areas of film and audiovisual media
• A range of modules that provide a comprehensive understanding of film and audiovisual media
• The opportunity to spend two semesters studying abroad

Career Prospects

Graduates of the program can pursue a range of careers, including:

• Working in the science and research sector
• Organizing festivals and cultural events
• Working in cultural editorial offices
• Working in archives and museums

Practical Experience

The program includes a range of practical experiences, including:

• A recommended internship
• A two-semester study abroad program
• The opportunity to work on research projects and develop a range of practical skills

Research Areas

The program focuses on a range of research areas, including:

• Medienwissenschaft
• Kulturwissenschaft
• Film- und Bildwissenschaft
• Philosophie
• Kunstgeschichte

Partner Universities

The program has a range of partner universities, including:

• Universities in the UK, France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Canada, Netherlands, Brazil, and Sweden

Program Details

The program is a Master of Arts degree, and the standard period of study is 4 semesters. The program starts in the winter semester, and the language of instruction is German and English.