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HAWK University of Applied Sciences and Arts
Fachhochschule Hildesheim/Holzminden/Göttingen
Fachhochschule Hildesheim Fakultät Gestaltung - Studienrichtung Lighting –Design
Kaiserstr. 43-45, 31134 Hildersheim, Germany
Department:
Faculty of Design
Website:
www.hawk-hhg.de/design/102594.php
www.hawk-hhg.de
Language:
German
Degree:
Bachelor of Art (6.semester) and Master of Art (4.semester). The final 3 months (6.semester) are devoted to the student’s thesis
In the future:
Master of Sciences (Lighting-Design)
Program Overview:
In Europe, Fachhochschule Hildesheim/Holzminden/Göttingen is the only institution that has developed and installed “Lighting-Design” as a full-time undergraduate degree course. It is an interdisciplinary course which integrates and uses the competence of other existing faculties, such as Interior Design, Architecture, Product-Design and Economics or Art. The course contents are based on the recommendations by practicing lighting designers from PLDA: Lighting-Design involves planning the lighting of spaces and objects to meet individual, public and commercial requirements, taking into consideration aesthetic, ecological and economic aspects.
Contact/Faculty:
Prof. Paul Schmits
Prof. Andreas Schulz
Student Contact: Julia Zurborg
Over 20 professors and teachers educate in the interdisciplinary course concept
Faculty of Design:
Phone: +49-5121-881301,
Telefax: +49-5121-881366
Tuition:
520 € per semester
Number of Graduates per Year:
Average 4 to 6
Curriculum:
The first part of the course covers two final years, and deals with light and space. The students deepen their experience with a strong practice-oriented approach. Some subjects include:
- Theory of Design
- Three-Dimensional Design
- Lighting Design in Practice
- CAD 1 + 2
- CAD 3 + 4
- History of Art and Culture
- Office Management
- Lighting Engineering
- Special Lighting Design Fields
- Daylighting Basics
- Designing Three-dimensional Spaces
- Product Design Basics
- Interior Design Basics
- The final six months (8.semester) is devoted to the student’s thesis.