Applied Media Communication German-French (Bachelor's) Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau - University of Applied Sciences Zwickau

The interdisciplinary-oriented joint degree in Applied Media Communication comprises contents from different disciplines. Besides modules providing knowledge on the theoretical background as well as on empirical phenomena of media communication in France and in Germany, the students are offered classes in intercultural communication, allowing them to better understand the methodological background of contrastive media studies.

As media communication nowadays is strongly multilingual, students do not only participate in French and German language courses but also in English modules. These English modules put the focus on relevant topics such as public relations, the language of advertising or the structure of anglophone societies, to name only a few. The language courses in French and German familiarise the students with the key characteristics of languages for specific purposes, in particular the language of economics and law.

The joint degree also integrates courses in social sciences, economics and international law.

The courses are strongly interactive, enhancing the dialogue and critical discussion between teachers and the students. The contents follow a progression throughout the semesters. The partner universities conceive their courses in the way that the two student groups will have the same competence level after the first year of studies.

A large part of the courses will be project oriented. The students will have to work on small media projects, guided by their teachers.

For a more detailed overview over the overall structure of the joint degree and the courses in the different semesters, please see: https://www.fh-zwickau.de/studium/studieninteressenten/studienangebot/angewandte-deutsch-franzoesische-medienkommunikation-bachelor/.

Université Grenoble Alpes

Integrated internship lasting a minimum of one month and a maximum of two months.

https://www.fh-zwickau.de/studium/studieninteressenten/studienangebot/angewandte-deutsch-franz%C3%B6sische-medienkommunikation-bachelor/

For candidates wishing to enrol in Grenoble, a "baccalauréat" and a B1 level in German is required.

For students starting at the WHZ, a C1 level in German is required.

For students starting at the WHZ, a B1 level in French is required.

For students starting at Grenoble University, a C1 level in French is required.

https://www.whz.de/studium/studieninteressenten/bewerbung/semesterbeitrag/?L=1

https://www.daad.de/en/studying-in-germany/living-in-germany/finances/

In-house university career service programmes offer you the opportunity to find a way of earning some money during your studies. In addition, an employee of the Career Service will inform you regularly by e-mail about part-time and temporary jobs in a wide range of fields.

The Graduate and Company Contact Fair (ZWIK) takes place once a year in the Zwickau Civic Hall (Stadthalle). It offers students information about internships, dissertations, work-study jobs, vocational training, and student jobs. A visit to ZWIK will enable you to make contact with the company of your choice. https://www.wikway.de/zwik

• Erasmus+
• The programme is funded by the Franco-German University (FGU).

Check out our student dorms here: https://www.swcz.de/en/student-housing/our-halls-of-residence/