Description/content The contents of the practically-oriented "Master of Architectural Lighting Design" programme is based on two main areas, daylight planning and the planning of artificial light, with human well- being as its focal point. The goal is the conscious integration of lighting design in the creation of the architecture in which we live.

Course Details

Course organisation The first phase of the programme focuses on fundamental technical, physical and design principles. The second phase of the programme concentrates on practical work as preparation for later professional activities as well as enhancing the students' technical skills. At the end of the programme, students are required to submit a Master's thesis, which they must research and complete within ten weeks. 2 Types of assessment Practical projects, written and oral exams

A Diploma supplement will Yes be issued

Integrated internships The third semester is called the "out of college" semester. That means that the contents of the course of study will be undertaken by the students together with a "practice partner". Programme advisers will assist students in finding an appropriate practice partner. Alternatively, students can study at a foreign university.

Course-specific, integrated Yes German language courses

Course-specific, integrated Yes English language courses

Costs / Funding

Tuition fees per semester in None EUR

Semester contribution 72 EUR

Costs of living 600 - 800 EUR per month 250 EUR for accommodation in a dormitory

Funding opportunities No within the university

Requirements / Registration

Academic admission Bachelor's degree in architecture, electrical engineering, design or interior design requirements You can apply for our Master's Degree Programme in Architectural Lighting Design if you have a Bachelor’s degree or a German "Diplom" in architecture, interior design, design, or a related course of study with a GPA of at least 2.5 or better (according to German grading system). You can find more information about the application requirements as well as the PDF with FAQ here:

https://www.hs-wismar.de/en/studies/vor-dem-studium/bewerben-und-einschreiben/admission- requirements/

Language requirements As proof of your language skills, you have to provide a TOEFL 550 or IELTS 6.0 certificate.

Application deadline 1 May for overseas applicants 15 July for EU applicants

3 Submit application to Hochschule Wismar International Office Haus 21 PF 1210 23952 Wismar Germany

Services

Possibility of finding part- Possible if students have very good knowledge of the German language time employment

Accommodation The students at the University Wismar can apply for a place in the halls of residence. Application should be sent directly to Studentenwerk Rostock. The application forms can be found on the web page of Studentenwerk Rostock https://www.stw-rw.de/en.html.

Career advisory service The Robert-Schmidt-Institute of Wismar University offers workshops on work possibilities for students and graduates in Germany.

Specific specialist or non- Welcome event specialist support for Buddy programme international students and doctoral candidates

Contact

Hochschule Wismar - University of Applied Sciences, Technology, Business and Design International Office

Korinna Stubbe

Philipp-Müller-Straße 14 23966 Wismar

Tel. +49 38417537240 [email protected] Course website: https://fg.hs-wismar.de/studium/studienangebot/architectural-lighting-design/

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