| Location | Munchen, Germany | Funding Type | Private |
|---|---|---|---|
| No of Students | 120000 | Establishment | University |
| Founded In | 2000 | Estimated Cost of Living | 10200 EUR |
| Address | Sandstraße 9, 80335 München, Germany |
Macromedia University of Applied Sciences is a multi-campus university privately sponsored by Macromedia GmbH, based in Stuttgart, with other locations in Munich, Freiburg, Frankfurt/Main, Cologne, Leipzig, Hamburg and Berlin. Due to the central location of Macromedia’s city campuses, we can offer our current 4,500 students a stimulating urban study environment that also permits easy access to students from surrounding regions.
Macromedia University and its sister institution, Macromedia Academy, are part of the international education group of Galileo Global Education, which operates a network of 45 schools and universities for a total of 120,000 students at 85 campuses across 13 countries (see company).
This internationalism also shapes the culture at our Macromedia locations. We have the pleasure of welcoming up to 80 different nationalities to our degree programmes. Overall, Macromedia University offers a wide range of state-recognised bachelor’s and master’s degrees in German and English, currently with 15 degree programmes with 106 specialisations.
The courses offered by our university focus on media, management and communication, digital technologies and design, sports, psychology, games, journalism, film, fashion, music, and acting. Each speciality is linked to international research, or artistic activity, and feeds our knowledge transfer into the economy.
The goal of Macromedia University is to transform students into lasting developers of digital transformation. We aim to educate individuals who will meet the demands of our accelerated society with comprehensive media, multidisciplinary, and intercultural skills, who will shape the industrial and creative landscapes demanded by the economic, cultural, and social life of the future.
We also aim to motivate our students with a culture of lifelong learning. We want to support them in their personal development and enable them to participate in a free, democratic, and constitutional environment.
In a word: Empowerment. We took the most meaningful component of this word to give a name to Macromedia University’s promised service: mPower.
mPower not only represents our promise to our students, but also reflects another dimension: The university’s aim to manage its organisational structure, resource management, and corporate culture in such a way that this framework not only enables innovation, but also systematically promotes it based on sustainable growth criteria.
In an overall social context, we define ourselves as a service provider to our students, as a partner to business and culture, and as a corporate citizen. We encourage critical feedback and open communication from our employees, and we base our work together on the principles of competence, responsibility, and delegation. The following characteristics are particularly important to the corporate culture of Macromedia University of Applied Sciences:
Knowledge-based and entrepreneurial
Innovative and creative
Cooperative and personal
International and networked
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