Personal support: Close interaction with lecturers enables you to receive personalised support throughout your degree.

Flexible study structures: You can attend modules from different degree programmes, transcend disciplinary boundaries and tailor your studies to your interests.

Small study groups: These encourage personal interaction, individual learning and close collaboration in an open learning environment.

Interdisciplinary work: Dialogue between different disciplines opens up new perspectives and inspires joint projects.

A campus surrounded by greenery: You’ll study right next to the Karlsaue – centrally located in Kassel yet surrounded by greenery.

Workshops: Well-equipped workshops invite you to try out traditional craft techniques and digital technologies, experiment with materials and bring your own ideas to life.

Space for presentation: Exhibition spaces and a variety of event formats offer you the opportunity to present your work to a wide audience – for example, in the art college’s exhibition hall or in the documenta Halle.

Individual support: Assistance with competitions, scholarships and exchange programmes opens up additional opportunities for you to explore your interests in greater depth and develop personally.

Collaborations: Working with institutions such as the Kasseler Kunstverein, the Kasseler Dokfest, the documenta Institute, the Fridericianum and the Staatstheater Kassel fosters valuable contacts and opens up new perspectives.

International insights: Excursions to events such as the Venice Biennale or the Milan Furniture Fair provide you with insights into international perspectives, current developments and new trends.

Experiencing documenta: The opportunity to contribute to the renowned documenta in Kassel – one of the world’s most significant exhibitions of contemporary art – offers you unique insights into the organisation and presentation of contemporary art.

Academic perspectives: PhD and postdoctoral opportunities offer you the chance to deepen your own research interests and to examine artistic questions from an academic perspective.