Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design

The Bachelor's program in Architecture at KIT (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) focuses on the design, creation, and construction of buildings, as well as urban and landscape space planning. It equips students with in-depth knowledge for planning and implementation, developing spatial judgment, and understanding materials, construction, history, and sustainability.

The Master of Science in Architecture program at KIT deepens and expands students' creative, technical, and scientific skills in architecture. The program is structured as a project course, emphasizing design with a comprehensive curriculum.

The Master's program in Architecture at Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences focuses on developing students' architectural styles and providing assistance for essential planning and building questions. The program explores technical, design, and socio-cultural potentials, analyzing and modifying existing structures.

This program provides a methodical approach to art history, focusing on modern and contemporary art and aesthetic theory. It explores media production in social and political contexts, bridging theory and practice through collaborations with Media Art and design courses.

The University of Arts Karlsruhe awards doctoral degrees (Dr. phil.) in art theory, media theory, and philosophy. Admission requires a Master's or Magister level degree in art, culture, humanities, media, or social studies.

This program focuses on exhibition design and scenography. The HfG Karlsruhe offers a wide range of programmes in communication design, product design, media art, exhibition design and scenography, as well as art research and media philosophy.

Product Design at HfG Karlsruhe focuses on the growing need for contemporary design in various environments, addressing socio-cultural changes. The program offers interdisciplinary training and realistic project work, encouraging intuitive and emotional access along with fundamental skills.

This program aims to educate students to become independent designers, developing their own work and ideas beyond fulfilling contracts. Students often begin major projects and establish agencies during their studies.