HMKW University for Media, Communication and Business
| City | Country |
| Köln | Germany |
Services
Student services
Welcome to all incoming students of our partner universities and those interested in finding out more about the Erasmus+ Program at HMKW! Concerning any other questions, please feel free to contact our International Office representatives.
Housing services
Being the biggest city in western Germany and exhibiting 2000 years of history, Cologne has become a business as well as a cultural site of international importance. The metropolis of pop-art and electronic music, avant-garde arts and Rhenish capitalism attracts entrepreneurs, creative heads and people engaged in the cultural sector alike.
Student Life
Campus life
Berlin, Cologne and Frankfurt – all HMKW locations offer optimal conditions for your studies in the fields of design, journalism and communication, psychology or business.
Urban, cosmopolitan, tolerant, media and business oriented – the three cities are equally attractive places to study, whether you are looking for classic production and service industries, young entrepreneurs and start-ups, the creative industries or financial sector.
Sports facilities
Students at HMKW have the opportunity to stay fit and healthy at low cost and throughout the year. Our five affiliated partners provide a variety of sports offers to students at low prices. You can choose according to interests and location – there is something for everyone, from Aerobics or Aikido to Zumba. Some partners even offer the opportunity to take part in competitive sports.
Student clubs
The HMKW Students' Union AStA (short for "Allgemeiner Studierendenausschuss") acts as an elected student representation, supporting the interests of HMKW students. The Students' Union also organizes events for students, from BBQs to game nights and parties.
State-approved by the Berlin Senate Administration. All HMKW study programs are accredited by FIBAA (Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation), Bonn/Vienna/Zurich.
