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Fachhochschule Mainz
“Shaping the future - Within the network of the three schools of Design, Engineering and Business.”
Holzstraße 36, 55116 Mainz, Germany
“Shaping the future - Within the network of the three schools of Design, Engineering and Business.”
| Program Name | Details | |
|---|---|---|
Architektur (Bachelor of Engineering) Bachelor This program provides a broad foundation in presentation and design, construction and technology, and the theory and history of architecture and urban planning. It equips students with conceptual, creative, and constructive skills to develop their own approach in the architectural field. | 8 semesters German No tuition fees for German and EU citizens; semester contribution applies. Deadline: Likely July 15th for the winter semester. | |
Architektur mit integrierter Praxis (Bachelor of Engineering) Bachelor This program integrates theoretical studies with practical experience in an architectural office. After the foundational studies, students alternate between studying and working half-weekly. | 10 semesters German No tuition fees for German and EU citizens; semester contribution applies. Deadline: Likely July 15th for the winter semester. | |
Architektur: Wohnungsbau (Master of Science) Master This program specializes in sustainable renewal strategies in housing construction and strategic housing construction development. It is designed for graduates with a Bachelor's degree in Architecture. | 2 semesters German No tuition fees for German and EU citizens; semester contribution applies. Deadline: Likely July 15th for the winter semester. | |
Innenarchitektur (Bachelor of Arts) Bachelor This program equips students with scientific, artistic, and constructive methods, and conceptual, manual, and design skills related to objects and spaces. Graduates can work at the intersection of architecture, communication design, media design and general design. | 7 semesters German No tuition fees for German and EU citizens; semester contribution applies. Deadline: July 15 for the winter semester. | |
Kommunikationsdesign (Bachelor of Arts) Bachelor This program provides skills in design, concepts, creativity and technology for contemporary communication across various media platforms. The curriculum includes typography, photography, motion design, UX/UI, and creative coding. | 7 semesters German No tuition fees for German and EU citizens; semester contribution applies. Deadline: June 1 and December 1 (likely for portfolio submission). | |
Kommunikationsdesign (Master of Arts) Master Specific details about this master program are limited in the search results, but it builds upon the bachelor's degree in communication design. | Unknown German Tuition information unavailable, check official website. Deadline: Check official website. |
Fachhochschule Mainz is Shaping the future - Within the network of the three schools of Design, Engineering and Business.
The acceptance rate for Fachhochschule Mainz is Not reported. The institution has a selective admission policy based on entrance examinations and students' past academic records and grades., reflecting the selectivity of its academic programs.
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Fachhochschule Mainz provides a comprehensive curriculum including: Architektur (Bachelor of Engineering), Architektur mit integrierter Praxis (Bachelor of Engineering), Architektur: Wohnungsbau (Master of Science), Innenarchitektur (Bachelor of Arts), Kommunikationsdesign (Bachelor of Arts).
The institution maintains a student-to-faculty ratio of The university-wide academic staff ranges from 200 to 299 members for approximately 5,800 students, suggesting an overall student-to-faculty ratio of roughly 1:20 to 1:30. No specific ratio for the architecture programs was found., ensuring personalized mentorship and studio culture.
Fachhochschule Mainz is situated in Mainz, Germany, offering a vibrant context for architectural study.
Yes, Fachhochschule Mainz holds accreditations from: Institutionally accredited by the Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Gesundheit Rheinland-Pfalz (Ministry of Science and Health of Rhineland-Palatinate) since 1996. Programs are also referred to as being from an accredited Bachelor's degree course in Architecture..
