Type of event Information Event
Visual Communication: An Introduction for First-Year Students
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… moreA warm welcome to the Art College and to the Foundation Class in Visual Communication!
Visual Arts: An Introduction for First-Year Students
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… moreWe are delighted to welcome you as you begin your studies in the Foundation Class in Visual Arts.
Design (BA): Introduction for first-year students
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… moreA warm welcome to the Bachelor’s degree programme in Design!
Profis Plaudern Praxis XVII
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… moreThis year's theme is "Focus on Diversity: Paths to a Diverse Film Culture".
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The Kunsthochschule and Irrsinnig Menschlich e.V. invite all students at the University of Kassel to discuss issues relating to mental health during…
KuWi: Start into the semester!
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… moreThe Art History and Aesthetics (KuWi) invites its students to a joint start to the new semester.
GBB Welcome
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… moreBegrüßung und Präsentationen der neuen Teilnehmer*innen der Graduiertenschule für Bewegtbild.
Product Design: Semester opening
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… moreSemester opening and short presentation of all courses in product design.
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The event gives artists at the beginning of their careers an overview of topics that make it easier to enter professional life.
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At the information event, we will introduce you to the Art Education degree program.
Presentation of the project An Empty Space - The Artist as Curator
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… moreThe curators Tomke Braun and José B. Segebre present their project seminar An Empty Space - The Artist as Curator.
Artists' social insurance - the unknown entity?
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… moreWhen may, must or can I insure myself as a designer or artist via the Künstlersozialkasse (KSK)?
Insurance and protection for creative professionals
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… moreHow can I insure myself against occupational disability as an artist? Which insurance policies really make sense, and why?














