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Dear Prospective Student,

You are invited to participate in an exciting and demanding ten-week long Summer Curriculum: "Exploring New Media: Technology - Economics - Communication Sciences", offered by Munich's Ludwig - Maximilians - University and co-sponsored by The University of Cincinnati's Electronic Media Division.

The curriculum, taught in English by German and American professors, combines theory and applied electronic media subject matter with an Internship at a German TV station or media organization.

The MSC program is open to qualified and motivated students with an avid interest in new media and in German culture, language and life; with a minimum of sophomore standing. This program is available to students from across the globe, and is designed for students with majors in Journalism, Mass Communication, Radio/Television/Film, Broadcasting, Business, Electronic Media, and Digital Design.

The curriculum is framed by German language instruction (we don't want you to get lost while exploring Munich) and highlighted by visits to Berlin and Salzburg, to museums, castles, theatres, and to movies and, my favorite,  a breathtaking hike into the magnificent Alps.

You'll be able to earn up to fifteen US quarter credits while residing in Munich, the Bavarian capital, a world-class city, known for its extraordinary cultural attractions, its historical sites and its close proximity to the mountains. And I did mention that Munich is the hub of Germany's media industry!

Still interested? Then do continue exploring our site and submit your application to the Munich Summer Curriculum.

We are looking forward to hearing from you.

Manfred K. Wolfram, Ph.D.
Professor and Head Emeritus
Electronic Media Division
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
Head, MSC
USA  

Contact: Dr. Manfred Wolfram