Portfolio and study counseling at the Faculty of Design

Portfolio consultations will take place online via video conference, unless otherwise noted.

Application for the 7-semester B.A. in Photography

• https://www.fh-dortmund.de/studiengaenge/fotografie-bachelor.php(Opens in a new tab) 

Application for the 3-semester MA in Photographic Studies

• https://www.fh-dortmund.de/studiengaenge/fotografie-photographic-studies-3-master.php(Opens in a new tab) 

If you think in three dimensions and want to work with spatial design, you’ve come to the right place.

We’re happy to discuss any questions you have about the study program or your portfolio on an individual basis. A portfolio consultation is definitely helpful in determining whether this study program is a good fit for you.

Please bring your own work with you to the portfolio consultation.
We recommend creating designs and pieces based on topics of your own choosing.

Your portfolio does not need to be finished or complete by the time of the consultation.

Please bring your own work (drafts, approx. A4 size) with you to the academic major and portfolio consultation. We recommend that you come up with your own topics in advance and create small series (approx. 5–8 pieces) based on them. Your portfolio does not need to be finished or complete by the time of the consultation.

Please digitize the works in your portfolio so that we can view the projects online via Webex (only for portfolio consultations that take place online).

In the FILM & SOUND bachelor’s program, students are trained in the planning and execution of film projects. This interdisciplinary approach to film is integrated into a project-based curriculum, during which students create their own film and sound works in the specialized modules.

Academic advising sessions are held in groups. We’re happy to answer your questions and help you determine whether the BA Film & Sound study program aligns with your interests.

Feel free to come in for a portfolio consultation on Serious Games & Digital Knowledge if you want to develop games that go beyond mere entertainment. We emphasize the close connection between games and learning, and we’re interested in your perspective on this topic.

Please prepare your work so that you can present it digitally. For example, you can show drawings and (possibly animated) 3D models, digital (or hybrid) game prototypes and/or levels, designs for graphical user interfaces, and/or flowcharts. We also welcome board games, card games, and role-playing games; Arduino projects; 3D-printed objects; cosplay materials; designs for escape rooms; and more.

If you are unable to attend the scheduled times, please feel free to contact us by email to arrange an alternative time.

You can find more information about the study program here(Opens in a new tab) .

The academic advising session will take place online via WebEx video conference.

For more information: https://www.fh-dortmund.de/studiengaenge/editorial-design-master.php(Opens in a new tab) 

New dimensions of storytelling through the expansion of the theatrical toolbox: The master’s program “Theater and Digitality,” offered in cooperation with the Academy for Theater and Digitality (Theater Dortmund) and the Faculty of Computer Science, encompasses performers, narratives, stages, and technologies in equal measure.

The program begins each spring semester.

Creativity, interdisciplinary expertise, and critical thinking: The master’s program “Theater and Digitality” is taught in English and focuses on research and development in the field of digitally and technologically supported theater and the performing arts. With a curriculum that bridges technology, storytelling, Dramaturgy, and performance, the study program aims to equip students with a broad spectrum of theoretical as well as practice- and application-oriented, professionally qualifying skills at the intersection of digital technologies and narratives on analog, virtual, and hybrid stages.

Here are the upcoming dates for program and portfolio counseling: