Curriculum
Degree
The International Media Studies program normally runs for four semesters. Students will be awarded with the academic title "Master of Arts (M.A.)".
International Media Studies graduate Gabriel Eljack at the graduation ceremony at Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg
The Program curriculum is made up of 13 modules. Every modul concludes with an exam. The tests take place in the two weeks before the next semester's lectures begin. In this time, there are no other lectures to attend. The sequence of tests is consistent with the modular structure of the program. Every module concludes with an exam. A module test can be retaken twice.
Olena Opanasenko, Oksana Gutsol and Giovanna Canela Pais
The program concludes with a Master Thesis and colloquium. The regular tests take place in the two weeks before the next semester’s lectures begin. In this time, there are no other lectures to attend. In order to ensure that there are no large delays for the program, tests are retaken at the beginning of the lecture-free time during the summer semester.
Master of Arts (M.A.)
International Media Studies graduate Merlis Sayoux Jeffery
When the entire program has been completed, including the Master Thesis and colloquium in the fourth semester, students will be awarded with the academic title "Master of Arts (M.A.)" by the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences. The University of Bonn also offers especially qualified graduates the opportunity to pursue a doctorate.
You will find the official Test Regulations and other relevant information for download in our FAQ section.
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