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Berlin: Music and Sound in the Digital Age

Freie Universität Berlin

Berlin, GermanyMusic & Performing Arts

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Degree

Certificate

Language

English

Tuition

1,300 EUR tuition fee for the course block.

Duration

1 semesters

Programme Overview

FUBiS course on music and sound in digital culture with a focus on Berlin, combining perspectives from musicology, cultural studies, sound studies, and urbanism with visits to relevant sites in the city.

Admission Requirements

Minimum GPA
No fixed minimum GPA is published.
English requirements
English at B2 CEFR or advanced intermediate level is required.
Accepted bachelor fields
Open to students with backgrounds or interests in musicology, media studies, cultural studies, sound studies, the arts, humanities, or related fields.
APS Certificate
No
Thesis required
No

Costs & Funding

Tuition fee
1,300 EUR tuition fee for the course block.
Semester contribution
None
ECTS credits
6
Funding info

Tuition: 1,300 EUR tuition fee for the course block. Semester contribution: None

Career Outcomes

The course offers subject-specific insight useful for academic or professional work at the intersection of music, sound, media, and digital culture.

Typical job roles

Music analystSound designerCultural researcherEvent organizer

Target industries

Music industryCultural institutionsEvent managementEducation

Programme details

Degree
Certificate
Language
English
Duration
1 semesters
Start
18 July - 15 August 2026
Deadline
19 June (annual)

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