Süddeutsche Zeitung: Maintenance of Circulation in Modern Media

In a time characterized by shifting patterns of media consumption,Michael Stengl, the sales consultant of the Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) demonstrated to us a prime example of maintaining its circulation. Through a combination of reader-centric strategies, digital adaptation, collaborative partnerships, and a firm dedication to journalistic principles, SZ has not only sustained tis readership but also Read More

Media School Bayern: A Surprisingly Leafy Tree

The road towards the media school Bayern was covered by leafy trees. It was a sunny, quiet Thursday morning. The sunlight poured through the gaps in the leaves and shone down on us, a group of future journalists. Firstly surprised by the far location, I then revelled in the greenery. aaaa Andre Wengenroth, the creative Read More

Journalists should reflect the population

It is important that there are different types of journalists in the world, so that it is not only one viewpoint that is shown in the media. At the Danish School of Media and Journalism it is mainly the same type of journalist student they educate. But at the Mediaschool Bayern in Ismaning they might Read More

Discovering Myself from Eins in Munich

Hallo! My name is Jangmi Lee, and I also go by Rose since Jangmi means ‘rose’ in Korean. As mentioned, I hail from Korea. I reside in a small city called ‘Ilsan’ nestled next to Seoul. Seoul, a city where I go to school and live my daily life, is a city with fast pace, Read More

My Journey with German Art Songs

My name is Hyunjin Yi, and I am from Seoul, South Korea. From a young age, I always cherished singing. With dreams of becoming an opera singer, I attended an arts-music middle school. Most of the songs I learned and sang there were Italian art songs from operas, all with romantic melodies and themes revolving Read More

Hello again dear readers!

It is nice to say hello again here! I am Ayano, a Japanese exchange student who has been here for almost seven months. Now I have only three months left in Munich — it is short but I believe it is long enough to accomplish my goals. Here, I would like to introduce what I Read More

From Copenhagen to Munich 

My name is Johanne, and I’m 26 years old. I come from a small town on an island in Denmark, close to beautiful nature and the sea, which I’ve cherished all my life. Normally, I live in Copenhagen, where I study communication at the Danish School of Media and Journalism. But even though I love Read More

From Helsinki to Munich

Hi everyone, My name is Aino, and I come from Helsinki, Finland. I’m a Bachelor of Arts with Finnish and Nordic linguistics as my major at my home university, University of Helsinki. I finished my bachelor’s degree in the spring of 2024 right before leaving for Munich and am currently continuing my Master’s studies here Read More

Towards forests, night and fairy tales

Endless fields of flowers, wilderness, dense forests, mirror-like lakes, wooden huts, castles ….I was sitting in the window seat of a slow train and these sights were constantly flowing through my eyes. And at the same time in my mind, countless fairy tales were being generated: In the flower fields, elves with transparent wings were Read More

Exchange adventure for a danish girl

My name is Katrine and I have a few nicknames, but the most commonly used are Trinner or Kate. I am from a very small town in Denmark called Uvelse with only 1000 residents, so I would say that I am from the countryside, but I study in the second biggest city of Denmark called Read More

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