Research

Divisions: Media Economy, Mass Communication, Communication Policy, Journalism Law, and Communication Science.

Officially recognized path of study at the Steinbeis-Hochschule Berlin. First European postgraduate degree programme for Media Economy.

With 550 students of Media Economy and more than 30 experienced lecturers, Rheinische Fachhochschule Köln (RFH) is one of Germany's largest providers for this programme of study.

Goldmedia and the University Basel are linked through a long-lasting collaboration. The division for media science IFM of the University Basel researches and provides instruction on the structure and change of media, from cuneiform writing to the Internet.

At University Basel, a multidisciplinary approach is taken towards media science. The historical influence of media on humanity, society and culture is systematically examined from different perspectives.

Founded in March of 1999 in Berlin on the initiative of a group of representatives from business and academia, the IEB is a unique reference project which has successfully piloted an innovative model of higher education. It takes the form of a public-private partnership and receives no government funding whatsoever. It is a business platform which supports research and teaching, and organizes events which have a galvanizing effect on all who are involved. Collaborations with leading institutions such as University St. Gallen (Switzerland), the Edith Cowan University in Perth (Australia) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) illustrate the IEB's international focus.