Spend one year at Macromedia University in Munich or Berlin and another year at the University of Westminster in London.
The programme start is flexible. You can start your studies at either of the universities depending upon your preference.
You will earn two different degrees from two distinguished universities in two years.
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All Master's programmes at Macromedia University are state-recognised and accredited by the Science Council and FIBAA. They prepare you for a senior or executive position and open up a variety of career opportunities and new perspectives. After successfully completing the examination, graduates receive the "Master of Arts" degree from the accredited Macromedia University of Applied Sciences.
Macromedia University maintains a close connection with the top players in the industry. Every year, we set up challenging new practical projects for our students in cooperation with industry partners in professional settings. Currently, Macromedia has a well-maintained network of over 500 renowned companies. You will have the chance to work on a real practical project with one of these companies and gain tangible practical skills that will be valuable in your future job.
In the Master's programme at Macromedia University, you will learn all the skills and techniques you need for the management of media, business, processes and people – all from an international perspective. Our Master's programmes are the perfect springboard for careers in the age of mediatisation and globalisation. As a graduate, you will have the confidence and competence for top-level roles in international companies.
While you are with us at Macromedia, you will study intensively in small groups gaining exclusive business insights and receiving personal supervision from professors. We don’t believe in “production-line” teaching. Your professors know you by your name. Small classes allow you to benefit from meaningful and intensive discussions with your classmates and closer guidance from your professors.
All the Master's study programmes at Macromedia University are non-consecutive. That means our study programmes are open for all graduates regardless of the study fields they come from. Therefore, you have the perfect opportunity to diversify your skills and expertise in case you want to explore new study areas which may not be related to what you studied during your undergraduate study.
A: The European Master's programme adheres to high standards of quality and lasts four semesters. You will earn 30 ECTS per semester, totaling 120 ECTS. You will spend a year at Macromedia whether in Berlin or Munich and another year in London at the University of Westminster. The course of studies is characterised by a high degree of flexibility in terms of time, in order to enable study-related work for professionals.
A: New technologies and digital media are constantly transforming our societies and industries. Macromedia University prepares its students for this fluid work environment. As a forerunner in shaping the digital transformation, our university teaches students the approaches and methods that will enable them to actively influence the foreseeable evolution of our living and working conditions. We are confident that we equip our graduates with outstanding skills and knowledge required for a career in the dynamic digital era. After all, nothing is as constant as change. #youchange
A: Macromedia University offers private, state-recognised Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes at seven locations in Germany in the fields of management, media, film, and design. All programmes are accredited by the Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation (FIBAA) and recognised by the Bavarian State Ministry of Education, Science and the Arts. In 2011, Macromedia University was awarded official institutional recognition by the German Council of Science and Humanities. It earned the Mediencampus Bayern seal of quality in 2014. Macromedia University was one of the best-rated universities in several categories in the field of media, communications science, and journalism in the CHE University Ranking 2014/15, and was placed higher than any other private university. Macromedia University joined the international Galileo Global Education network in 2013.
A: Before starting the visa process for Germany, non-EU applicants need to transfer 50% of the first semesters’ fees as well as the registration fee prior to receiving the Confirmation of Admission from Macromedia University. In most cases, you need to provide financial security in the form of a German Blocked Account with at least 10,236 €. For more information, please contact the nearest consulate or German embassy.
For the year in the UK, most non-EU/EEA nationals starting a degree course will need a Tier 4 visa. If you're an EU national or a national of Norway, Iceland, Lichtenstein or Switzerland, you do not currently need to apply for a visa (as of 07.06.2019). However, this may change depending upon the nature of Brexit. More information will available on the website of the University of Westminster as it becomes available. The University of Westminster also has a visa advice team who will be able to answer questions once you are ready to apply for your visa.
A: With the European Master's, you open the doors to a variety of career opportunities in the upper level in business sectors and different industries. For example, in marketing, branding, advertising, corporate communication along with product management, business management and so on. Typical positions that fit with the European Master's are key account managers in agencies, senior consultant, communication manager, PR manager, project manager, marketing manager, business development manager and so on in diverse industry sectors like media, fashion, luxury, service industry, retail and others. After graduation, you become eligible for the 18-month job search visa for Germany, so you will have plenty of time to find the job that matches your qualifications.
A: The prerequisite for admission to the European Master's programme is a Bachelor's degree with at least 180 ECTS. If your native language is not English, you are required to provide proof of English proficiency in the form of TOEFL or IELTS as described in the admission requirements section above.
Macromedia University
of Applied Sciences
Sandstraße 9
80335 München
Munich, Stuttgart, Freiburg,
Cologne, Hamburg, Leipzig, Berlin
