Media Communication & Journalism, Bachelor of Arts

Admission requirements

The Fachhochschule des Mittelstands (FHM) is a state-recognized, private university of applied sciences. Students must therefore meet at least the same formal admission requirements that would be necessary for admission to a comparable course of study at a public university. The formal requirement for admission to a bachelor's degree at the FHM is a university or technical college entrance qualification. Practitioners with relevant professional qualifications can also take up studies. Possible ways to access the course:

Proof of university entrance qualification (general qualification for university entrance, etc.) Higher education entrance qualification Advanced technical college entrance qualification Master State-certified technician Master candidate with advanced technical college entrance qualification Business administrator in the skilled crafts sector Business administrator (IHK) Graduates of two-year technical college training courses Business administrators and business specialists State-certified business administrator Professional qualification (school leaving certificate + at least 2 years of training** + subsequent at least 3 years of subject-specific professional experience)

*Examination of the university entrance qualification according to state law NRW
**if the training is not in the subject, an entrance examination is required

Details

Every target group is different – with the B.A. Media Communication & Journalism degree program, you will become a professional in tailored communication: you will learn how to reach people through good texts, interesting podcasts and videos or via social media. Clear messages are the key to successful corporate communication. And the journalism of the future needs talented people who can explain complex topics in an understandable way.

 

Your prospects after graduation

Writing for an online magazine, producing podcasts or successfully launching a social media campaign – these are typical communication tasks in companies and organizations, but also in journalism. In the Media Communication & Journalism degree program, you will get to know both sides. This will prepare you optimally for the future topics of communication. An academic foundation, deep insights into the media industry and the development of your personal writing style under real professional conditions are just as much a part of this as current practical projects with partners from companies and editorial offices. During your studies, you will gain insights into your future professional life and be able to establish contacts with top employers in your region right from the start.

Possible fields of activity are:

News agencies Television and radio stations Newspaper and magazine editorial offices Marketing and communications departments Journalists' offices and press agencies Cultural and social organizations and associations PR and communications agencies Online editorial offices and online agencies Non-governmental organizations