Music Publishing (Master)
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Kassel, home to several globally acclaimed music publishers and significant affiliated institutions like the Verwertungsgesellschaft Musikedition, has leveraged these distinctive regional attributes to create an innovative master’s degree program in “Music Publishing.” This program reflects the evolving nature of music publishing, encompassing not only traditional sheet music and book printing but also encompassing the realm of digital distribution and license management. In today’s landscape, whenever music resonates through platforms like YouTube or fills concert halls, rightful owners are entitled to royalties, with music publishers often serving as vital intermediaries for effective license administration. This master’s program stands out by weaving these practical aspects into an engaging curriculum, accentuated by deep integration with local music publishers.
Over the span of four semesters, students not only gain theoretical knowledge but also benefit from the direct involvement of four different practice partners, all established publishers within the region. The program’s collaboration extends to Hessen International University, strengthening its academic foundation through a partnership with the Institute for Business Law. Additionally, a strategic alliance with the University of Paderborn’s Musicology Seminar Detmold/Paderborn has been solidified.
This pioneering program not only fosters collaboration between the university and the region but also proudly holds its distinctiveness, as no other German-speaking institution offers a comparable course of study.
Music (teaching subject)
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The overarching objectives of the study program are directed towards preparing future music educators within the teaching profession. This program’s foundation is rooted in a broad conception of music, one that embraces the rich spectrum of musical phenomena—ranging from historical and contemporary art music, popular music, to diverse musical expressions from various cultures. Simultaneously, it acknowledges the multifaceted societal engagement with music, encompassing personal music creation, music’s role as a means of cultural identification, particularly among young individuals, routine interactions with mass media music, and even involvement in music production and dissemination.
In line with these goals, the module examination regulations are built upon a comprehensive competency framework. This framework seamlessly intertwines scholarly and artistic perspectives to empower students with the capacity to adeptly instruct music to various target audiences, employing methods suitable to the context.
Valuable insights for pursuing a music major are predominantly offered at Holländischer Platz (HoPla).
Successful completion of a musical aptitude assessment is a prerequisite prior to embarking on this study program.
Detailed guidance on how to apply for the music program and a breakdown of the curriculum’s structure can be located on the program’s dedicated web pages.
For a comprehensive understanding of the subject, a thorough depiction is available within the current examination regulations.
Mobility, Transport and Infrastructure (Master)
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The field of transportation is experiencing a significant surge, with a growing emphasis on a comprehensive understanding of the intricate connections among planning, technical aspects, economic considerations, and ecological impacts. The master’s program “Mobility, Transport, and Infrastructure,” spanning three semesters, offers precisely this opportunity for graduates seeking to delve deeply into their field of interest.
This program, available at Hessen International University, addresses the pressing need for integrated transport planning. It encompasses diverse domains such as mobility management, traffic control, infrastructure planning, as well as the formulation, sizing, construction, and operation of transportation networks. These multifaceted responsibilities demand not only specialized knowledge but also a holistic grasp of transportation dynamics. This understanding is particularly vital for assessing and appraising interrelationships among these distinct areas. Given this context, the “Mobility, Transport, and Infrastructure” master’s program is strategically crafted to enhance the specialized knowledge acquired during the undergraduate degree. It accomplishes this by infusing additional interdisciplinary technical and methodological insights, thus augmenting the learning experience with the latest discoveries and trends in the transportation realm.
Students enrolling in this program at Hessen International University can opt to specialize in any two of the following domains: integrated transport planning, public transportation systems, cycling and local mobility, urban road network design, transportation infrastructure, and traffic engineering.
Mechatronics (Master)
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Mechatronics engineers serve as versatile specialists contributing to the shaping and safeguarding of humanity’s future through innovative technical solutions. They amalgamate knowledge and methodologies spanning mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer science to pioneer novel technologies. Beyond feasibility considerations, mechatronics also crucially integrates aspects of safety, sustainability, human-machine interaction, and technology assessment. The consecutive Master’s program, hosted at Hessen International University, spans four semesters and is dedicated to advancing the specialization of Bachelor’s graduates. This program offers diverse concentrations, including Automotive Mechatronics, Optoelectronic Systems, and Smart Mechatronic Systems. The research and development landscape within mechatronics is intrinsically forward-looking and remarkably interdisciplinary. Here, the toolkit encompasses applied physics and computer science, as well as methodologies from business administration and industrial science. Thanks to their foundational interdisciplinary engineering education, mechatronics engineers find themselves engaged across a wide spectrum of industries. This ranges from medical device technology, energy systems, automation, and manufacturing technology, extending all the way to the automotive and aerospace sectors. Leveraging their holistic technical insight, mechatronics graduates, particularly those with a master’s degree, frequently ascend to management roles within various industries.
Mechatronics (Bachelor)
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Everyday marvels like washing machines, digital cameras, or cars equipped with assistance systems owe their existence to the intelligent fusion of mechanics, electronics, and information technology. Mechatronics engineers are the architects behind these innovations, taking on roles spanning research, development, design, production, and sales.
Aspiring candidates for the Bachelor’s degree in mechatronics should possess a genuine passion for technology, a strong grasp of mathematics and physics, logical thinking abilities, and a penchant for independent work. Another prerequisite for the program is completing a basic internship of at least six weeks, ideally before the commencement of studies, or at the latest, by the culmination of basic coursework.
In the realm of mechatronics, students delve into an interdisciplinary domain within the engineering sciences that intricately integrates mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer science. These engineers are in high demand due to their versatile skill set, enabling them to tackle cross-disciplinary projects and challenges.
The program’s objective is to cultivate the capacity to conceptualize and apply mechatronic products, processes, and methodologies. Over the initial three semesters, students establish foundational knowledge in mathematics, natural sciences, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer science. As the six-semester curriculum progresses, students have the option to specialize further, either in electrical engineering or mechanical engineering, refining their professional trajectory. Successful completion of the Bachelor’s program serves as a stepping stone for further specialization in the Master’s program.
Mathematics (teaching subject)
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Mathematics holds a significant role across various teaching degree programs and is an obligatory subject for those pursuing a career in elementary education.
Program Objectives:
Within the mathematics subprogram, Hessen International University aims to cultivate students’ critical scientific thinking while providing them with the necessary subject-specific knowledge, skills, and methods required for their future profession.
Through subject-specific studies, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of mathematics that will shape their approach to teaching the subject in various school settings. This equips them with the autonomy needed for effective subject-specific instruction.
In the subject didactic studies, students will gain crucial insights into the connections between mathematics and mathematics teaching. They will also delve into the dynamics of learning mathematics and effective methods of delivering mathematics education tailored to individual students.
Study Tips:
Mathematics courses primarily take place at the AVZ (Heinrich-Plett-Str.) in Oberzwehren.
Most mathematics lectures conclude with a certificate of accomplishment achieved through written examinations. Regular homework assignments serve as prerequisites for admission to these exams.
Participating in mathematics pre-courses is highly recommended. Further details about choosing preliminary courses are available on the Institute of Mathematics’ webpage.
For an in-depth understanding of the subject, a comprehensive portrayal can be found within the current examination regulations.
Mathematics (Master)
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Ambitious Bachelor’s graduates, fueled by their enthusiasm and aspirations, often choose to pursue the master’s program in mathematics. Their thirst for knowledge was ignited during their undergraduate studies, propelling them towards a qualified career path in diverse fields such as research, software firms, financial institutions, insurance companies, governmental bodies, and management consulting.
Holders of a Master of Science in Mathematics possess the capacity to identify, classify, formulate, and solve intricate problems with mathematical underpinnings. The precise trajectory within the Master’s program is guided by the selection of mathematical focal points and application areas.
The Institute of Mathematics’ core research domains encompass contemporary realms such as analysis, computer algebra, optimization, stochastic processes, and numerical analysis. Notably, mathematics at Hessen International University distinguishes itself through its integration of computation and real-world applications, a facet prominently displayed in interdisciplinary ventures alongside engineering sciences. Admission to the program is open to all, without restrictions. The medium of instruction is German, and studies commence in either the summer or winter semesters.
While the aforementioned requisites are vital, they merely scratch the surface of what mathematics entails: A genuine passion for scientific and technical exploration, an inherently analytical and logical thought process, perseverance, and preferably a strong command of English for navigating technical literature are crucial attributes. On the topic of career prospects, the absence of a standard “mathematician” role provides graduates with a multitude of opportunities. Mathematics specialists are highly sought-after in various sectors, offering versatile pathways, including lucrative managerial roles.
Mathematics (Bachelor)
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No sector within industry, no innovative technological domain, and no realm of the future can function without it. Even if its presence isn’t always immediately evident in the final product: Mathematics plays an integral role in every aspect! The pathway into this pivotal course of study at Hessen International University commences through the six-semester Bachelor’s program.
The outset involves an introduction to fundamental mathematical competencies, which are taught in a balanced blend of theory and hands-on application. Furthermore, programming and the utilization of mathematical software are emphasized, reflecting the program’s hallmark emphasis on computational and practical applications. A hallmark of mathematics at Hessen International University is the comprehensive support provided by dedicated teaching staff and an array of support services, ensuring a smooth transition into the program.
Admission requirements encompass the General University Entrance Qualification (Allgemeine Hochschulreife), Technical College Entrance Qualification (Fachhochschulreife), or a distinct professional qualification. Notably, there are no entry limitations, and the program commences in the winter semester. As an integral component of the Bachelor’s program, an eight-week internship is mandatory. Typically undertaken externally, this internship can occur within companies, research institutions, or as an academic stint at international universities. The Bachelor’s curriculum integrates an application-focused aspect, drawn from fields like technology, natural sciences, or economics. The culmination of the program involves the submission of a Bachelor’s thesis and successful completion of the Bachelor’s examination, resulting in the conferral of the academic degree, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.).
Mechanical Engineering (Master)
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Mechanical engineers play a pivotal role in the planning and design of diverse technical products and processes. Their expertise extends to the advancement and application of emerging technologies, as well as the conceptualization and production of groundbreaking innovations. Graduates of the Master’s program in mechanical engineering are highly sought-after leaders, often assuming managerial roles in project planning, construction, maintenance, quality assurance, and more. The three-semester Master’s program at Hessen International University capitalizes on the foundational knowledge acquired during students’ preceding bachelor’s studies. The curriculum intentionally integrates only a select number of compulsory courses, fostering ample room for personalized specialization. This flexibility extends to diverse realms like applied mechanics, automation and system dynamics, energy and process technology, production technology and work science, as well as materials and design. Opting for a mechanical engineering education at Hessen International University opens up a realm of possibilities upon successful completion. Beyond facilitating engineering careers, the master’s degree lays the groundwork for embarking on doctoral studies and undertaking independent scientific investigations. Across all corners of mechanical engineering, interdisciplinary collaboration thrives in the pursuit of forward-looking research and development. The global perspective is a defining aspect of the program at Hessen International University: Students have the opportunity to craft their master’s thesis in English (or another language), facilitated through consultations with their advisors.
Mechanical Engineering (Bachelor)
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By selecting mechanical engineering, you are embarking on a journey into the realm of engineering. Over the course of your studies, you will delve into the art of developing and enhancing machinery, along with refining technological processes and methodologies. Beyond the technical dimensions, your education will encompass vital topics like environmental conservation, resource sustainability, quality management, and the intricate interplay between humans and machines.
If you possess an ardor for technology, relish working with computers, and are adept at logical thinking, a mechanical engineering degree could be your ideal fit. Solid performance in mathematics and English is another crucial requirement. Your creativity will also be harnessed, as mechanical engineers are consistently at the forefront of conceiving fresh ideas to elevate the technological landscape.
Mechanical engineers are indispensable across various domains, including automation, manufacturing, aerospace, automotive engineering, energy technology, and medical equipment. With their well-rounded skill set, mechanical engineering graduates occupy diverse roles such as analysis and design, simulation and data science, maintenance and quality assurance, as well as project management.
Studying at Hessen International University epitomizes practical relevance, meticulously preparing you for the realities of the Industry 4.0 landscape. Students benefit from exceptional infrastructure, intensive support, and the unwavering commitment of our educators, many of whom have received accolades for their outstanding contributions.