Learn about the careers of International Media Studies graduates.
IMS graduate Oscar Schlenker works for the Asociación Civil Consorcio Desarrollo y Justicia, an NGO, in Venezuela.
Ofelia Harms from Mexico is DW’s correspondent for Latin America.
Emmy Chirchir from Kenya describes how the IMS program has contributed to her success.
Peter Egielewa IMS alumni from 2016 works as a University lecturer, Director of Communications and Newspaper Editor
Helen Mendes was part of the IMS class of 2010-2012. She has since pursued a career in science journalism in Brazil.
Nataliia Manych, IMS-alumna from Ukraine, is working as an Associate Professor in Luhansk.
Luis Pesce, a former student with the International Media Studies Master’s program, tells why others should apply.
Jenny Navarro, Ecuadorian photojournalist and 2017 graduate of the IMS, works as a multimedia journalist.
You Y Ly is a former IMS student and works in the media sector in Cambodia. Find out how the IMS program impacted her .
Christine Wandolo from Kenya is a 2011 graduate of the IMS program.
The blog "Multicoolty" by two IMS graduates takes a look at Germany as a multicultural society.
After his master's in International Media Studies, Chheng Niem wants to help improve the media situation in Cambodia.
Answers to frequently asked questions for applicants and current students.
Everything you need to know about applying for the International Media Studies program.
Structure and curriculum of the International Media Studies Master's program.
Research projects and theses by students of the International Media Studies program.
International Media Studies is an English-language, four-semester, full-time Master's program.
Impressions from 10 years IMS: Russian speaking alumni report on their everyday-working lives (article in Russian)
