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Master of European Design (MEDes) is a unique degree programme within a network of seven leading design schools in Europe. [1]
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Master of European Design (MEDes) is a unique degree programme within a network of seven leading design schools in Europe. [1]
During the five-year programme, students experience three design education systems and join a strong international community. The location diversity provides insight into design approaches, multi-national perspectives and creates sensitivity towards cultural differences.
During the two years abroad the students follow the curricular content offered by the programme of the respective partner university. This results in each student acquiring a unique skill set and combination of projects. The studies abroad take place in English or in the respective national language.
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