Discover creative talents: show show at the Dieburg media campus!

Discover creative talents: show show at the Dieburg media campus!

Dieburg, Deutschland - Something exciting is happening in Dieburg: The media campus of the Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences (H_DA) opens its goals for the general public on July 17 and 18, 2025. At the public work show, the university shows what its students have developed in the past semesters. From 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., all interested parties are invited to discover the creative work from 13 different courses with free admission. [IDW-Online] reports that the topics are extremely diverse and that cultural identity, virtual habitats, green journalism and human-machine interaction include.

Particularly noteworthy program items can expect visitors. For example, as part of the project ** Rezent / Living (Field Recording Elective) **, the sound landscape of the Messel pit is researched, which results in a fascinating sound installation. The animated film ** Margoum - Story of Women ** about the Tunisian director Faten Bouderbala is also shown. It connects tradition and modernity and will certainly be amazed.

creative and interactive

Another highlight represents the final thesis by Sophia Halmen: ** No Phobia ** comprises five songs that address adolescence and fears. She is supported by the dancer Annika Schreiber, which makes the whole thing even more gripping. For those interested in technology there is the *Fulldome Cinema *, where impressive 360 ° films are presented in a portable dome cinema of the International Media Cultural Work course.

The ** Alive Festival **, a final event with interactive shows and live sets, ensures the crowning glory, organized by students of the Master's course Expanded Media. In addition to these program items, there is an entertaining supporting program with live music, films, reports and even testable video games.

a place for innovative heads

With over 14,500 students, the Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences is one of the largest German universities for applied sciences. It attaches particular importance to MINT, economy and media. Sustainability and digitization are also very popular, from which the broad courses benefit. The media campus not only conveys the necessary knowledge to the students, but also the practical skills that are in demand in the modern media landscape. [FAQ.Mediencampus] emphasizes that the students are well prepared through practical projects and numerous contacts with the media and digital industry.

The work show is an excellent opportunity to get to know the innovative heads of tomorrow and to take a look into the world of media production. The Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences invites everyone interested to become part of this unique experience.

For more information and the always updated program, a visit to the website of the media campus is worthwhile. If you have any questions, the team around Frederick Rühl will be happy to answer.

For everyone who wants to learn more about media training or are interested in studying media and communication, more can learn more here: [HAW-Hamburg].