Yeana Lee found her dream study program with the M.A. International Marketing and Media Management at Media University. After graduation, she is now working in marketing at Carl Zeiss Meditec AG, developing strategies for surgical ophthalmic practices. In this interview, she tells us more about the highlights of her studies as well as about her new job.
The combination of studies in psychology, media and business brought alumnus Benedikt Hüsch (B.Sc. Media and Business Psychology) to Media University in Cologne. After his studies, he joined the management consultancy Ernst&Young - in addition to his freelance work as a systemic coach. In this interview, he tells us more about his career and his goals for the future.
The Humboldt Forum in Berlin is one of the most controversial museum projects of recent times. Cihan Küçük, lately graduated from the M.A. Visual and Media Anthropology, has been researching the decolonization of cultural institutions in his master's thesis. Here he talks about his studies as well as his creative projects in the colorful art and culture scene of Berlin.
From Media University to his own photo exhibition: Master's student (and soon-to-be graduate) Farzin Foroutan recently succeded in presenting his works in a gallery in Berlin. In this interview, he talks about his best experiences from his studies in communication design and creative strategies, as well as what he has planned for the time after graduation.
Hauxita Jergeschew, student of M.A. Visual and Media Anthropology, is all ready to go back to South America. Prior to her studies, she has already lived with indigenous people and thanks to Distance Learning, she will be joining the study group from the road in the upcoming semester. More about her experiences in the rainforest and the Andes she shared with us in this interview.
For her master's thesis in Visual and Media Anthropology Yumi Watanabe went to the Peruvian rainforest. She investigated the dreams that the Shipibo healers have during their trainings called dieta and analyzed them using scientific methodologies. In this interview, she talks about how she came across her research topic and her plans after her master studies.
Kristin Hessel (B.Sc. Media and Business Psychology at Media University Cologne) was looking for a new challenge: She spent the last winter semester at Coventry University, an Erasmus partner university of Media University. Here she tells us about exciting experiences, encounters with international students and how her semester abroad helped her in both personal and professional terms.
From Media University Frankfurt to Dublin Business School: Ali Kanchwala, student of M.A. International Marketing and Media Management, has taken the plunge and spent a varied and very beneficial semester abroad at one of Media University's partner universities. Here he reports on his best experiences and how the semester in Dublin prepared him for his future career.
Maria Papadouli aims to become a curator after her studies. Her three-month internship at KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin has already brought her a little closer to her dream. In the interview, she told us about the highlights and challenges of her internship as well as her studies in Visual and Media Anthropology.
Satoru Niwa has worked as a photojournalist before as well as alongside his master's degree in Visual and Media Anthropology. With his work, he wants to draw attention to urgent social issues. In his thesis, for example, he investigated socio-spatial exclusion and homelessness in his hometown Tokyo. What he gained from his studies and what he plans to do after his master's degree, he told us here.