Admission requirements

The University of Applied Sciences (FHM) is a state-recognized private university. Therefore, students must meet at least the same formal admission requirements that would be required for admission to a similar program at a public university. The formal requirement for admission to the bachelor's program at FHM is the university entrance qualification or a technical college entrance qualification. Professionals with relevant vocational qualifications can also enroll in a study program. Possible access routes to studies*: Evidence of university entrance qualification (general qualification for university entrance, etc.) University entrance qualification Technical college entrance qualification Master craftsman* State-certified technicians* Master aspirant* with university entrance qualification Business administrator* in the craft sector Business administrator* (CCI) Graduates* of two-year technical school training programs Specialists and business administrators State-certified business administrator* Professional qualification (school leaving certificate + at least 2 years of training** + subsequent minimum of 3 years of specialized professional experience)

*Examination of the university entrance qualification according to the state law of North Rhine-Westphalia
**In the case of a non-related field of study, an entrance examination is required

Details

The Bachelor's programme in Media Communication & Journalism at the University of Applied Sciences of the Mittelstand (FHM) is an excellent choice for those interested in the various facets of the media and communication industry. The distance learning programme offers comprehensive theoretical and practical training that prepares students for the demands of the modern media world. The focus is on imparting journalistic skills and all relevant tools of media communication.

The curriculum covers important topics such as media theory, communication science, digital media economy, and strategic communication. Students learn how to communicate across media, effectively use social media and digital media technologies, and how communication controlling works. Practical units such as editorial teams for text, radio, podcasts, and video, as well as project management and marketing, complete the training.

The personal development of students is an important part of the programme. Internships and collaborations with media companies and other business players promote career preparation. Graduates are well equipped for roles in news agencies, television and radio stations, marketing and communication departments, PR agencies, online editorial offices, and NGOs.

The distance learning programme at FHM is flexible and optimized for working professionals. Study materials are provided online, and students can participate in optional online events held in the evenings. This allows for excellent compatibility between study and work.