Wed, October 27, 2021 - from 7 to 8 pm
Thu, October 28, 2021 - from 7 to 8 pm

public event, U-Bahnhof Friedrichstraße

With her studies in Game Design and Interactive Media, Chelsea Gröper is already a big step closer to her dream of working in the games industry one day. In this interview, we asked her about her favorite courses so far, her experiences at HMKW Berlin, and her personal recommendations for prospective students.

Over the past three weeks, five students from ADE partner universities in Italy and France were guests at the Summer School at HMKW Berlin. In creative workshops, inspiring photo walks and informative lectures, the students got to know the university and the colorful life of the capital - and produced their own "Berlin Story".

Finally reconnecting with people, finally interacting without Zoom & Co. again! The days of being all alone in front of the screen at home are over for now: Last Friday, the Department of Design presented selected works by students and graduates in the Kreuzberg gallery CLB under the slogan #UNMUTE. In addition, the alumni celebrated their graduation and said goodbye to their fellow students and lecturers.

On Tuesday, Cornelius Hummel shared with Prof. Rasmus Giesel's branding course a variety of insights into his work at MetaDesign, a renowned agency for brand strategies based in Berlin (and with six other branches in New York, Beijing and Zurich, among others). In a playful manner, he explained his working methods and gave exemplary insights into branding projects that have already been completed and those that are still in progress.

Enjoy the summer, the sun, and explore Berlin: As of today, five students from ADE partner universities in Italy and France are our guests at the Summer School at HMKW Berlin. Under the motto "My Berlin Story," the participants are expecting a varied program centered around storytelling, design and photojournalism over the next three weeks.

Congratulations to our design graduate Max Bartram, who was awarded gold in the category "Final Theses" at the ADC Talent Award 2021 with his bachelor thesis "Why so panicky?".

Congratulations to the lecturer and photographer Prof. Nora Bibel! Her photo series "Family comes first" is part of the current exhibition "Family Affairs" at the renowned Deichtorhallen in Hamburg.

Storytelling is not only essential in film or literature. The ability to create stories is also becoming increasingly important for designers. Maike Gosch, who has been working as a storytelling consultant for well-known companies, political parties and NGOs for many years, gave our communication designers a small workshop this week as part of the MA Brand Strategy course with numerous practical tips for upcoming practical projects.