Germany: Advertising, Design, & Media at Stuttgart Media University
For detailed information regarding deadlines and how to apply, go the CSU International Programs website here.
Program Highlights
City: The capital of Baden-Württemberg and one of Germany's largest cities, Stuttgart is home to companies such as Bosch, Mercedes Benz, Porsche, and Siemens. Stuttgart has been ranked the number one city for culture in Germany, and almost 200 events come to the city each year to celebrate dance, music, art, and food.
University: Stuttgart Media University is one of the top universities in Germany with an award-winning student experience and many courses taught in English. The university houses state-of-the-art learning centers with advanced technology.
Academics: Earn Major, Minor, and General Education credit.
Tuition: Same tuition cost as home CSU campus.
Language of Instruction: English, German
Special Notes: This program is great for Business majors with specializations in Information Systems, Marketing, or Media.
About Stuttgart Media University
Study. Do. Understand.
Stuttgart Media University (German: Hochschule der Medien) is a public university (funded by the state of Baden-Württemberg) which teaches media specialists. Since September 1, 2001, Hochschule der Medien has brought together the combined know-how of the former Fachhochschule für Druck und Medien (HDM) – a traditional educational institution for printing- and media-technologies - and Hochschule für Bibliotheks- und Informationswesen (HBI). Hochschule der Medien covers a broad spectrum of media expertise: from printed media to electronic media, from design to business administration, from library science to advertising, from content for media to packaging technology, from computer science to information science to publishing and electronic media.
Students can participate in practical projects in the University’s state-of-the-art laboratories or in cooperation with partner companies.
CSU IP's programs in Germany are administered by full-time local CSU staff. The program begins with an intensive six-week Intensive Language Program (ILP) in Horb, a small town near Tübingen. The ILP is a German language and culture course focusing on grammar, composition, and conversation, as well as an introduction to German culture. Students then move to Stuttgart to continue their studies and enroll in one German course in addition to other coursework.
