Campus Specialists in the Department of CITY | BUILDING | CULTURE

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In the interview, Rebekka talks about her first experiences at university and what she had to struggle with.

The podcast is about the practice-oriented Conservation and Restoration degree programme, projects, the admissions test and the individual fields of study.

Louisa Elle from the Arts Management and Cultural work degree programme reports on how she found her degree programme, what makes the programme and the FHP in general special, and what she envisions for her own future.

Marie Rochnia from the Architecture and Urban Design degree programme reports on how she found her way to her degree programme, what makes it and studying at the FHP in general so special and what she envisions for her own future.

Leon Tettke from the Conservation and Restoration degree programme (stone) reports on how he found his way to his degree programme, what makes it and studying at the FHP in general so special and what he envisions for his own future.

What I like about my degree programme is …
… the mix of practice and theory and the fact that we are constantly trying out new things. It’s also great that everyone in the studio has their own workspace – a place where you can concentrate while also exchanging ideas with fellow students and lecturers.

My favorite subject is Draft...
… because every project presents new challenges and you can continuously experiment with creative solutions. It’s exciting to see how ideas eventually turn into concrete models or plans.

What I like about my degree programme ...
... is the practical orientation. Excursions that give us direct impressions of cultural institutions, the project workshop where we can develop and implement our own ideas, and programmes such as the cross-format lecture series with external experts make the course very varied.

My favourite course so far has been ...
... Art History, in which we dealt intensively with the beginning of modern painting and its central movements.

What I like about my degree programme is ...
… that there are many practice-oriented modules and the professionalism of the lecturers. I also think it’s great that you can spend five months outside the university working in a restoration workshop. In addition, the program has many international partners and projects.

The program was the right choice for me because ...
… it combines academic research with a strong practical focus, enabling independent work on all levels.