08/25/2017

Our guests from Bangalore have been back to India for a week now – but in a few days we can listen to the radio show they produced at Media University Cologne for “Freier Lokalrundfunk Köln (FLoK)”!

Indian guest students working at HMKW Cologne

During their 4-week-stay at Summer School Media University Cologne, 20 Bachelor and Master students from Jain University, Bangalore, under the guidance of Prof. Sankaran Madhavan, participated in a comprehensive program focussing on TV and radio production. Lecturers from our journalism, design, business and psychology departments created an interdisciplinary, multi-facetted program, including excursions to media power houses such as WDR, DuMont, Deutsche Welle as well as trips to Amsterdam and Berlin.

One of the assignments for the students was to plan and record a radio show about their experiences in Germany – as a real production for ‚Freier Lokalrundfunk Köln‘, supported by Media University lecturers Martin Aichmayr and Prof. Dr. Bettina Lendzian.

The result will be broadcasted on
-- Sunday, August 7th, 19:00 till 20:00 h CET, and on
-- Friday, September 1st, 20:00 till 21:00 h CET
on ‚Radio Köln‘, 107,1 MHz, and it will be streamed online on http://freestream.nmdn.net/radioplayer/radiokoeln/

The Summer School startet at July 14th with an introduction at Media University Cologne.

During the following three weeks the students participated in several workshops, among others a video production course with lecturer Hans Hausmann.

Our Indian guests were invited to media companies in Cologne and nearby, for example the publishing house DuMont Mediengruppe.

The scientific assistant of the Journalism and Communication department, Johanna Wergen, accompanied the group to the Deutsche Welle office in Bonn.

The visit at the studios of the WDR broadcasting corporation had been organized by Prof. Dr. Frank Überall.

The Summer School startet at July 14th with an introduction at Media University Cologne.
During the following three weeks the students participated in several workshops, among others a video production course with lecturer Hans Hausmann.
Our Indian guests were invited to media companies in Cologne and nearby, for example the publishing house DuMont Mediengruppe.
The scientific assistant of the Journalism and Communication department, Johanna Wergen, accompanied the group to the Deutsche Welle office in Bonn.
The visit at the studios of the WDR broadcasting corporation had been organized by Prof. Dr. Frank Überall.

Jain student George Amogh published even more impressions of their academic journey: So far four videos are available on YouTube:

part 1 | part 2 | part 3 | part 4

At their first evening in Cologne our guests from India attended the Media University summer fete.

The students' union executive committee of Media University Cologne organized a get-together event in the city.

The JAIN university students travelled to Amsterdam for two days, accompanied by Media University students Bennet Maraun and Julia van den Woldenberg.

Amogh George and other guest students introduced their hosts to the Indian culture and mindset.

At their first evening in Cologne our guests from India attended the Media University summer fete.
The students' union executive committee of Media University Cologne organized a get-together event in the city.
The JAIN university students travelled to Amsterdam for two days, accompanied by Media University students Bennet Maraun and Julia van den Woldenberg.
Amogh George and other guest students introduced their hosts to the Indian culture and mindset.

Media University Summer School: radio broadcasting

The Summer School startet at July 14th with an introduction at Media University Cologne.

During the following three weeks the students participated in several workshops, among others a video production course with lecturer Hans Hausmann.

Our Indian guests were invited to media companies in Cologne and nearby, for example the publishing house DuMont Mediengruppe.

The scientific assistant of the Journalism and Communication department, Johanna Wergen, accompanied the group to the Deutsche Welle office in Bonn.

The visit at the studios of the WDR broadcasting corporation had been organized by Prof. Dr. Frank Überall.

At their first evening in Cologne our guests from India attended the Media University summer fete.

The students' union executive committee of Media University Cologne organized a get-together event in the city.

The JAIN university students travelled to Amsterdam for two days, accompanied by Media University students Bennet Maraun and Julia van den Woldenberg.

Amogh George and other guest students introduced their hosts to the Indian culture and mindset.

Some of the radio reports that were produced with Prof. Dr. Bettina Lendzian are available on soundcloud.com:

Media University Summer School: radio broadcasting

The Summer School startet at July 14th with an introduction at Media University Cologne.

During the following three weeks the students participated in several workshops, among others a video production course with lecturer Hans Hausmann.

Our Indian guests were invited to media companies in Cologne and nearby, for example the publishing house DuMont Mediengruppe.

The scientific assistant of the Journalism and Communication department, Johanna Wergen, accompanied the group to the Deutsche Welle office in Bonn.

The visit at the studios of the WDR broadcasting corporation had been organized by Prof. Dr. Frank Überall.

At their first evening in Cologne our guests from India attended the Media University summer fete.

The students' union executive committee of Media University Cologne organized a get-together event in the city.

The JAIN university students travelled to Amsterdam for two days, accompanied by Media University students Bennet Maraun and Julia van den Woldenberg.

Amogh George and other guest students introduced their hosts to the Indian culture and mindset.

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