The Bachelor’s programme in Media Art and Design begins each winter semester.

The prerequisite for admission is the Allgemeine Hochschulreife (German higher education entrance qualification) or equivalent qualification. Applicants must also pass an artistic aptitude test, the specifics of which are determined by the Qualifying Examination Regulations in Media Art and Design. In the case of outstanding artistic talent, applicants may be admitted without the German higher education entrance qualification.
Applications should be submitted by 31st March of each year and should include a cover letter, a Curriculum Vitae in tabular form and a stamped addressed envelope (size: C5).

Applications should be sent to:
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Fakultät Medien
Bauhausstraße 11
D-99423 Weimar
Germany

Applicants who pass the aptitude test can then enrol online.
Deadline: 30th September of each year
[ Online application form ]

For further information, please contact our Academic Advisor.

Students can begin this course of studies in either the winter or summer semester.

Application and Admissions Procedures:
The prerequisite for admission to the degree programme is either a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Media Art and Design from the Faculty of Media or a first university degree recognized as professionally relevant by the responsible examination board. Applicants must also pass an aptitude test based on their artistic portfolio. The specifics of this are determined by the Qualifying Examination Regulations in Media Art and Design.

Application submissions should include the following:
1. Cover letter (letter of motivation, incl. nomination of intended specialisation from the degree programme in Media Art and Design)
2. Curriculum Vitae in tabular form
3. Unauthenticated copies of previous academic certificates
4. Portfolio of creative work, containing DVD, CD or print versions of own work
5. German language certificate (DSH 1)*

* Language requirements for international students:
In order to be admitted to the Master's programme, international students are required to provide proof of German language skills (level DSH 1 or TestDaF3). For further information or questions concerning these requirements, please contact Johanna Theuerkauf at: Johanna.theuerkauf(at)uni-weimar.de.
If you only have German language skills of level A1 (beginner’s level) but English language skills of level C1 (advanced level), we recommend that you apply for our English-language study programme in Media Art and Design (MAD).

Applications should be sent to:
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Fakultät Medien
Bauhausstraße 11
D-99423 Weimar
Germany

Please bear in mind that passing the aptitude test does not in itself mean admission to the degree programme. After receiving a positive reply, you should apply online to the Bauhaus-Universität. We will then check whether your enrolment is valid on the basis of the documents you have submitted (previous academic certificates and proof of language skills).
[ Online application form ]

Application deadlines:
Applications for the artistic aptitude test should be submitted (date of post mark) by 15th May (winter semester) or 31st January (summer semester).

Enrolment deadlines:
Successful applicants can then enrol online by 30th September (winter semester) or 31 March (summer semester).

For further information, please contact our Academic Advisor.

Students can begin this study programme in either the winter or summer semester.

Application and Admissions Procedures:
The prerequisite for admission to the English study programme is either a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Media Art and Design from the Faculty of Media or a first university degree recognized as professionally relevant by the responsible examination board. Applicants must also pass an aptitude test based on their artistic portfolio. The specifics of this are determined by the Qualifying Examination Regulations in Media Art and Design.

Application submissions should include the following:
1. Cover letter (letter of motivation, incl. nomination of intended specialisation from the degree programme in Media Art and Design)
2. Curriculum Vitae in tabular form
3. Unauthenticated copies of previous academic certificates
4. Portfolio of creative work, containing DVD, CD or print versions of own work
5. Language certificates: German (A1) and English (C1)*

* Language requirements for international students:
In order to be admitted to the Master's study programme, international students are required to provide proof of German language skills of level A1 and English language skills of level C1 in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference (CEF). For further information or questions concerning these requirements, please contact Johanna Theuerkauf at: Johanna.theuerkauf(at)uni-weimar.de.
International applicants are recommended to attend an intensive German language course at the Language Centre of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar prior to the summer or winter semester (March or September).

Applications should be sent to:
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Fakultät Medien
Bauhausstraße 11
D-99423 Weimar
Germany

Please bear in mind that passing the aptitude test does not in itself mean admission to the degree programme. After receiving a positive reply, you should apply online to the Bauhaus-Universität. We will then check whether your enrolment is valid on the basis of the documents you have submitted (previous academic certificates and proof of language skills).
[ Online application form ]

Application deadlines:
Applications for the artistic aptitude test should be submitted (date of post mark) by 15th May (winter semester) or 31st January (summer semester).

Enrolment deadlines:
Successful applicants can then enrol online by 30th September (winter semester) or 31 March (summer semester).

If you have any questions relating to the contents of the study programme in Media Art and Design, please contact our Academic Advisor.

If you have any questions relating to the application procedure of the study programme in Media Art and Design, please contact the Faculty of Media’s International Counsellor, Ms Annette de Jong, at: annette.de.jong(at)uni-weimar.de.

The Joint study programme in IIMDS begins each summer semester.

Application and Admissions Procedures:
The prerequisite for admission to the joint study programme in IIMDS is either a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Media Art and Design from the Faculty of Media or a first university degree recognized as professionally relevant by the responsible examination board. Applicants must also pass an aptitude test based on their artistic portfolio. The specifics of this are determined by the Qualifying Examination Regulations in Media Art and Design.
As part of this test, there will be a selection procedure in the form of an interview, which will take place every February. Candidates should have good professional and language proficiency skills and be highly motivated. Successful candidates will be admitted to the IIMDS joint study programme.

Application submissions should include the following:
1. Cover letter (letter of motivation, indicating particular interest in studying in China)
2. Curriculum Vitae in tabular form
3. Unauthenticated copies of previous academic certificates
4. Portfolio of creative work, containing DVD, CD or print versions of own work
5. Language certificates: German (B1) and English (C1)*

* Language requirements for international students:
In order to be admitted to the joint study programme, international students are required to provide proof of German language skills of level B1 and English language skills of level C1 in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference (CEF). For further information or questions concerning these requirements, please contact Johanna Theuerkauf at: Johanna.theuerkauf(at)uni-weimar.de.
International applicants are recommended to attend an intensive German language course at the Language Centre of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar prior to the summer or winter term (March or September).

Applications should be sent to:
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Fakultät Medien
Bauhausstraße 11
D-99423 Weimar
Germany 

Please bear in mind that passing the aptitude test does not in itself mean admission to the degree programme. After receiving a positive reply, you should apply online to the Bauhaus-Universität. We will then check whether your enrolment is valid on the basis of the documents you have submitted (previous academic certificates and proof of language skills).
[ Online application form ]

Application deadline:
Applications for the artistic aptitude test should be submitted (date of post mark) by 31st January of each year (summer semester).

Enrolment deadline:
Successful applicants can then enrol online by 31st March of each year (summer semester)

If you have any questions relating to the contents of the study programme in IIMDS, please contact our Academic Advisor.

If you have any questions relating to the application procedure of the study programme in IIMDS, please contact the Faculty of Media’s International Counsellor, Ms Annette de Jong, at: annette.de.jong(at)uni-weimar.de.