Last night, three of our students (Adrian Reimann, Sofia Hagman, Luisa Chan Leineweber) accepted the Heidelberg Award in the category Students of the year at the 22nd Druck&Medien Awards! The event took place on the 29th of October 2026 in the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Berlin.

Students from the Sino-German Study Programme in Print Media and Packaging Technologies at Hochschule der Medien (HdM), Stuttgart, had the opportunity to visit Ricoh in Shanghai as part of our ongoing engagement with the international printing and packaging industry.

On 15 October 2026, Prof. Dr. Volker Jansen, our Academic Dean of our study program at Hochschule der Medien (HdM), Stuttgart, Germany, participated in the International Forum on Empowering China–Europe Cooperation in the Publishing, Printing and Packaging Industries through Education, hosted by Shanghai Publishing and Printing College (SPPC) in…

During All in Print China 2026 in Shanghai, Prof. Dr. Volker Jansen from Hochschule der Medien (HdM), Stuttgart, met with our HdM students participating in the Sino-German Study Programme in Print & Packaging, as well as our doctoral student Lukas Jenner.

2026 Beijing International Conference on Printing and Packaging Innovation and Development was a great success, bringing together international experts, industry associations, universities, and companies to discuss the future of our industry.

For one Print Media and Packaging Technology student from Hochschule der Medien, this year’s European Printing Summit was a particularly special experience: it was her first opportunity to participate in the conference as a speaker.

A warm welcome to our new Print Media and Packaging students! We were excited to meet this year’s newcomers from all over the world and officially welcome them to our international student community.

Our new promotional film is now online. Watch the full-length film and be amazed by the technical equipment in our laboratories.

After winning the German Computer Games Award 2026 for Best Prototype, the indie game Garden Ink attracted early attention from the games industry. To support the next step towards its market launch, around 15 students from Stuttgart Media University collaborated with the development studio Kranich Games in an interdisciplinary project led by Prof.…

Prof. Dr. Stefan Rohrbach and six SMM students joined more than 60 participants from five European cities in Ghent for the Erasmus BIP “Story through City.” From 30 March to 3 April 2026, they transformed hidden urban stories into compelling social media content.