Print Media Technologies

Subjects: Print Media;Technology

B.Eng. | Bachelor of Engineering

Course description

The Bachelor of Engineering in Print Media Technologies is crafted for international students aiming to excel in media engineering, media production, corporate management, and international business. This comprehensive program spans three and a half years, with all lectures delivered in English. It zeroes in on media technologies, shaping students into knowledgeable leaders and skilled practitioners in media-related fields. The curriculum also emphasizes proficiency in a foreign language, advanced media technology, critical thinking, and public speaking. Media Engineering boasts a rich history where research and practice intertwine. Fundamental research has driven the evolution of various media technologies, and many research projects emerge from the need to revolutionize communication, organization, production, and thought processes. This is particularly relevant in the twenty-first century, with innovations like variable data printing, 3D print technologies, functional printing such as printed electronics, and new technologies fueling social networks. The program is designed to foster an environment of trust, understanding, and inclusivity. It aims to communicate clearly and concisely, ensuring students grasp complex concepts with ease. The goal is to produce graduates who are not only technically proficient but also capable of critical thinking and effective communication. This approach ensures that students are well-prepared to tackle the challenges of the modern media landscape

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

All applicants must have a qualification in English language before they can be admitted to the Bachelor programme Print Media Technologies (PMT), whether their first language is English or not. All teaching at PMT at Hochschule der Medien (HdM) is carried out in English (with the exception of some German teaching during the third year) and tutors must be convinced that you have sufficient fluency in written and spoken English to cope with your course from the start. Therefore, all non-native English-speaking applicants must satisfy one of the following requirements

Document Requirements

With your application form you will need to submit the following documents: A copy of your national ID Official transcripts for all secondary and post-secondary studies, even if completed several years ago.If you’re currently completing a college or a university course, please send a transcript showing your course enrollment and grades/marks to date. Here you might be able to find more guidance regarding your high school diploma or university degree in terms of it being sufficient for admission to a German University of Applied Sciences. If English is not your first language: Please submit a current official certificate demonstrating your English language skills: B2 level/IELTS 6.0 overall (with 6.0 in reading and writing, 5.5 in listening and speaking)/ TOEFL from 72 overall (with 18 in reading, 17 in writing, 17 in listening and 20 in speaking). We might also be able to considerother alternative qualifications. A personal statement: Please write about your skills, experience, and ambitions. You should provide reasons for choosing this course, information about any relevant previous experience, and your career plans. Your CV including any work experience you might have. A reference letter by a current or former professor/teacher or employer, relevant to this application. Your referee can not be a friend, a family member, or another student.