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.

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of celebrating this year’s graduation ceremony in the Audimax at Hochschule der Medien. The event marked an important milestone for our graduates, who have successfully completed their Bachelor’s degree and are now ready to begin a new chapter.

This year's Media Night was a great success, welcoming numerous visitors to explore the projects developed by PMT students throughout the semester. The event provided an excellent opportunity to showcase the diversity and innovation of print and media technology while giving guests a closer look at the work carried out in our laboratories.

Warsaw on 15–16 June 2026. The event brought together universities, industry representatives, printing and packaging companies, professional associations, and governmental stakeholders from Poland, Central and Eastern Europe, Ukraine, and China with a shared goal: strengthening international collaboration between academia and industry in the…

Hochschule der Medien Stuttgart (HdM) has been migrating its website to a new technical infrastructure.

As part of this relaunch of the HdM website, the Institute for Computer Science (ICS) website is also being migrated.

In this post, we’d like to share a few of our thoughts on this relaunch.

Students from the Print Media Technologies program at Hochschule der Medien had the unique opportunity to participate in a one-week Advanced Lab Screen Printing seminar at the CCL site in Nufringen.

Graduating with flying colours! We are proud to announce this year’s graduates of the Print Media & Packaging Technologies programme: Aya ElBasyouni, Bhautik Shanibhai Vyas, Maisam Barati, Abdullah Azeem and Arpitkumar Lakhani.

Ireland, Estonia, Germany – students from three countries, one common topic: cyberpsychology. As part of a Blended Intensive Programme (BIP), seven students from the Medien- und Wirtschaftspsychologie and Informationsdesign courses spent an intensive week in Dublin at the Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design & Technology (IADT).

This semester’s campaign management lectures project: “Realities” was inspired by the George Orwell novel “1984” re-imagining its themes of truth and power.

As part of the Social Media Marketing & Management programme in the 2nd semester, students develop a comprehensive understanding of professional filmmaking and gain hands-on experience with production, camera, lighting, sound, directing, and editing. The course teaches the fundamentals of media production and integrates theoretical foundations with…