On October 2nd,
2013, for the second time the Berlin University for Professional
Studies and fjum_forum for journalism and
media Vienna start their
program designed to assist media businesses in shaping the future of
their industry. Supported by
the City of Vienna, the part-time,
hands-on course is open to 20 high-potentials from Europe’s media,
IT and entertainment
industries. It takes them to seminars in
Austria, Germany, Spain and the United States. Scholarships covering
up to 75 per
cent of the tuition fee are available for applicants
originating from Central Eastern Europe.
Applicants are invited to
send in their applications by April 30th, 2013. Please request your
application forms here:
Media businesses in
Europe are under threat. The fnancial crisis forces them to work more
and more efficiently.
Digitalisation impacts work flows and business
models that have worked thus far. Social media influences journalism
– and
opens up new marketing opportunities. Consumers’ and
citizens’ mobility changes their media usage. Many traditional
media organisations cannot keep abreast with the constantly changing
environment. The Executive Master’s program of
International Media
Innovation Management IMIM helps them keep up with the developments
and even outpace them.
Up to 20 young high-potentials from the
European media and creative industries – with different positions
in their
respective value chains: development, financing, content,
production, distribution,regulation/legislation – pool their
forces
together into a media innovation think tank. With lecturers
from all over the world and seminars in Austria, Germany,
Spain, the
US and online, they work together in an international network. The
students get individual language training
and deal with real-life
situations submitted by participating enterprises. Thus, companies
participating in the program
have a say in the structuring of the
syllabus. “The students’ collaboration with academics, management
trainers, journalists
and business managers is crucial to the
program’s sustainable success”, says Program Director Andy
Kaltenbrunner,
“innovation is to be established as the main
currency of exchange in an international team.”
For further
information regarding application or grants please visit
www.imim-master.com.
If you are
interested in a business partnership please contact
offce@imim-master.com.
October 2, 2013,
Vienna.
Please submit your application by April 30, 2013.
Projected
time investment on the part of participants: IMIM is
a
post-graduate, part-time program for working professionals
(duration: 2 years).
Following the
concept of blended learning, it
contains six one-week compulsory
attendance modules in
Austria (Vienna),
Germany (Berlin), Spain (Elche/Madrid) and in
the US (St.
Petersburg, Florida/New York City). Those modules
are complemented
by e-learning, language courses and real-life
projects the students
have to carry out within their companies.
Language of instruction:
English (further English training is part
of the program;
alternatively: Spanish, German)
Degree earned:
Master of Arts (MA) in International Media
Innovation Management
Fees: €
20.000/year all inclusive (hotels, consulting) in detail:
// for students: all
textbooks and online materials, individual
language training,
lodging and travel costs within the countries in
which the modules
take place (Austria, Germany, Spain, US).
// for business
partners: all business partners' benefts, e.g.
suggestion of a
real-life project (to be then implemented in their
company) and
sending a lecturer or executive to the program.
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