Communication and Media Management
Career prospects
Graduates of the program have excellent career opportunities. Many companies now realize that their communications need to be professionalized. The need for qualified specialists is growing steadily and is being driven even further by digitization. After concluding your studies, you can therefore choose from a wide range of occupational fields in which you can apply the key and basic skills you have learned. Regardless on which field you are particularly interested in, there is a suitable career for you.
Contact
Office
Kevin Riebe
Phone: +49 (0)721 925-1124
sekretariat.kmm.imm@h-ka.de
Office hours:
Mon–Thu. 9–12 am
W–Th: 9–14 h
Fri. by phone
Information Management
- Analysis, conception and implementation of information logistic processes
- IT-supported organization and management of large information resources
- Introduction and support of information management systems
- Development and implementation of automated publishing processes
Typical occupations: Information developer, information architect, technical information manager, content strategist, consultant
Communication and Language
- Linguistic description of complex technical issues
- Comprehensible preparation of results from science and research
- Composing texts for product communication that are effective for the general public
- Language and translation management
Typical occupations: Multimedia editor, online editor, specialized journalist, PR employee, language manager, content localizer, international web content manager
Technical Communication
- Description and visualization of complex issues
- Creation of documents within the scope of technical editing – for example, instructions, product data sheets and documentation – in print and digital form
- Language and translation management
- IT-supported organization and management of large information resources
Typical occupations: Technical editor, technical writer, multimedia editor, e-learning editor, technical information manager, content strategist
Design and media
- Description and visualization of complex issues
- Creating infographics or posters on knowledge topics
- Developing teaching and training materials for different media and media combinations, including e-learning and blended learning
- Programming your own virtual reality and augmented reality applications
- Designing multimedia applications and websites
Typical occupations: Media designer, information designer, UX developer, user assistance developer, e-learning designer
Our professors are actively involved in current applied research and cooperate with a wide range of companies. Thus, they not only bring practical knowledge to the courses, but also regularly organize projects with partners from business and science. In addition, we support you in gaining valuable experience during your internship semester, which can also take place abroad.
