Incoming Students at IfKW
Study at IfKW in Munich for one or two semesters and experience an international academic environment. Choose from a wide range of courses, connect with students from around the world, and receive personal support before and during your stay.
Information for Incoming Students (Exchange Programs)
Planning your semester abroad at the IfKW or already nominated? Find all the key information you need for your stay – from application to courses and organisation. Choose a topic below to get started.
How to apply at the IfKW
Learn how to apply for your semester abroad at IfKW – from requirements to admission.
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Dates and Due Dates
Find all important dates and deadlines for your semester at IfKW at a glance.
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Courses at the IfKW
Explore our range of courses, including English-taught options, and plan your semester.
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FAQ & Fact Sheet
Get answers to the most common questions about your semester abroad and download our fact sheet.
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Contact
Get in touch with our international coordinator for any questions about your stay at IfKW.
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The IfKW International Students' Webblog
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What is it like to study at IfKW as an incoming exchange student?
On our blog, students from around the world share their experiences of living and studying in Munich – from courses and university life to cultural differences and everyday moments in the city.
Follow their stories as they explore Munich, travel around the region and share their experiences of studying abroad. The blog offers an authentic insight into what your semester at IfKW could look like.
Reading Between the Lines: Lessons from Munich Media
What does it mean to study media in a different language and cultural context?
This post reflects on analysing German media during an exchange semester and how this experience shapes the understanding of media practices across countries.
From approaching films and texts differently to adapting to new academic expectations, the author shares insights into studying media in Munich and preparing for an international career.
Media School Bayern – Learning by doing
What does “learning by doing” look like in media studies?
This post takes you on a field trip to Media School Bayern, where students gain hands-on experience in media production and explore real working environments.
From podcast studios to TV production and collaborative workspaces, the author shares insights into practical learning and what it means to study media beyond the classroom.
