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Table of Contents Master's Degree 2 Master of Media and Communication Science • Technische Universität Ilmenau • Ilmenau 2 Table of Contents Master's degree 2 Master of Media and Communication Science • Technische Universität Ilmenau • Ilmenau 2 1 Master's degree Master of Media and Communication Science Technische Universität Ilmenau • Ilmenau Overview Degree Master of Arts Teaching language English Languages The programme may be studied entirely in English. Participants can choose to write their term papers as well as their Master's theses in English or in German. Programme duration 4 semesters Beginning Winter semester More information on The winter semester usually starts at the beginning of October every year. beginning of studies Application deadline Application deadline for students with international certificates: 16 January to 15 June Application deadline for students with German certificates: 16 April to 15 July Foreign applicants who need to apply for a visa to enter Germany should submit their application at least three months before the application deadline. Tuition fees per semester in None EUR Combined Master's degree / No PhD programme Joint degree / double degree No programme Description/content The programme offers an innovative and integrative overview on media and communication studies focussing on digital media. Courses are offered in fields such as strategic communication, public relations, communication management, digital/social media, virtual reality, crisis communication, or computational communication science. The programme improves the students' analytical, strategic, and applied skills in communication. Students acquire an understanding of empirical research methods, theoretical approaches, and applied techniques in communication and media. 2 Course Details Course organisation The programme offers courses in three different categories to be completed within the first three semesters of study: 1) Theories, Methods and Technologies in Communication and Media (25 ECTS) (e.g. intercultural communication, media management, data analysis, etc.) 2) Empirical Research in Communication and Media (two elective subjects, duration of two semesters, 30 ECTS) 3) Specialisation and Vocational Training (duration of one semester, 35 ECTS): Five seminars on specialisation in communication and media Two seminars on applied communication This open structure allows graduate students to combine various fields of study according to their individual interests and career goals. The Master's thesis will be completed in the final fourth semester, including the Master's colloquium (30 ECTS). Part-time studies are possible. Students can also spend an exchange semester at one of our international partner universities around the world (e.g. with Erasmus funding). Types of assessment Mainly presentations and written assignments (term papers) such as research reports or reviews of articles in scientific journals A Diploma supplement will Yes be issued International elements International guest lecturers Training in intercultural skills Projects with partners in Germany and abroad International comparisons and thematic reference to the international context Content-related regional focus Special promotion / funding DAAD of the programme Name of DAAD funding Internationale Programme Digital programme Course-specific, integrated No German language courses Course-specific, integrated No English language courses Costs / Funding 3 Tuition fees per semester in None EUR Semester contribution Approx. 150 EUR (including a public transportation ticket) Costs of living Approx. 860 EUR per month (including apartment) Funding opportunities No within the university Requirements / Registration Academic admission Formal requirements: requirements Bachelor's degree/university diploma (or equivalent) in communication science (or equivalent, e.g. in media studies, mass communication, public relations, journalism, etc.) English language proficiency (C1) Eligibility: thorough understanding of the scientific method profound knowledge, skills, and ability in communication and media research ability and skills in communication and media practice willingness and motivation required to carry out interdisciplinary research in intercultural contexts international experience Language requirements Applicants must provide proof of their proficiency in English: TOEFL (IBT 79 point, CBT 213 points, ITP 550 points) TOEIC 800 IELTS 6.5 CEFR C1 CAE APIEL 3 Application deadline Application deadline for students with international certificates: 16 January to 15 June Application deadline for students with German certificates: 16 April to 15 July Foreign applicants who need to apply for a visa to enter Germany should submit their application at least three months before the application deadline. Submit application to Online application: http://www.tu-ilmenau.de/apply Services Possibility of finding part- Temporary jobs are available at local businesses or as a student assistant at TU Ilmenau. time employment 4 Accommodation TU Ilmenau is a campus university. Most of its academic buildings and all of its dormitories are located on the Ehrenberg campus. The dormitories have been renovated in the past few years in order to accommodate students in single and double bedrooms. The Student Guild guarantees all first semester students a room in the dormitories, provided they apply on time. The dormitory rent in Ilmenau is approx. 162-295 EUR per bed per month, depending on the type of apartment and how well it is furnished. Of course, you may also independently look for a privately rented apartment in Ilmenau and the surrounding area. We cannot offer estimates on the cost of private accommodation because prices vary due to the wide range of conditions. Specific specialist or non- Welcome event specialist support for Buddy programme international students and Tutors doctoral candidates Specialist counselling Discover the MCS TU Ilmenau Master's at TU Lan Dung Vu Ilmenau Master of Arts in Media and How will the Master's degree Communication Science programme influence your life? Which courses are available to you? Does a semester exchange abroad interest you? If yes, find out more about the „The programme is very appropriate different motivations and opinions of for those who are interested in our current Master's students, research. Nowadays, many including the benefits of participating companies require their employees to in a semester abroad. have a research background and data analysis skills.“ more: https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=95nsuh- c9Ic&list=PLjaRxB3R74zOfVnC3- Huj077_fn0lkwcR&index=7 Technische Universität Ilmenau 5 Students in front of the Great Lecture Hall © TU Ilmenau / Michael Reichel The history of the TU Ilmenau is characterised by its training of engineers, particularly in the fields of electrical engineering and mechanical engineering. Today, engineering, sciences, economics, and media are the pillars of the university's education and research. The university is also bound to its scientific tradition in its future development. This tradition, along with the strong interdisciplinary connection to the economic and social sciences as well as to the natural sciences, determines the profile of the university. Its firm aim is to be counted among the best academic, technologically oriented educational establishments. Hence, modern forms of study and innovative courses are developed and supported by the university. The strong commitment of its staff and the sound education of the students, including professional supervision, receive high-level academic recognition. With regard to its future structural development, the TU Ilmenau seeks to attract outstanding personalities for research and teaching. The TU Ilmenau is a state-founded, higher education establishment with about 5,500 students. Our university does not charge any tuition fees. The university upholds high standards, both in terms of academic content and the facilities offered to the students. A long-standing trademark of the TU Ilmenau has been the combination of a friendly, personal academic setting with pleasant social conditions. University location The triangle formed by Weimar, Ilmenau, and Eisenach within Germany is of both historical and cultural significance. Goethe, Schiller, Bach, and Luther will forever be linked to this beautiful landscape. Ilmenau itself, a market town of about 39,000 inhabitants, is situated in the picturesque valley of the Ilm in the northern foothills of the Thuringian Forest. The city was greatly influenced by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. In fact, the "Kickelhahn" is a monument high up in the woods around Ilmenau that contains a few verses from poems written by Goethe that are translated into several languages. It is a monument to this man's influence on the city. Ilmenau has always been famous for its glass and porcelain manufacturers. Trade roads were maintained between Ilmenau, the greater Thuringian area, and the world in order to transport valuable glass and porcelain products from Ilmenau to other areas. From its founding date up to the 19th century, glass was a staple of the economy. Today, Ilmenau still holds on to its roots while looking to the future. The city is alive with new technological businesses. This makes it possible for students at the TU Ilmenau to coalesce with mentors and companies with real-world experience. Ilmenau is a great place to study the science of the future while also being grounded in the heritage of the past. Contact 6 Contact Technische Universität Ilmenau Department of Economic Sciences and Media Dr Christina Schumann Ehrenbergstrasse 29 98693 Ilmenau
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