Introduction to the Dusseldorf Art Academy

Düsseldorf Art Academy

Gao Fan will introduce to you the application conditions and majors of Dusseldorf Art Academy and Dusseldorf’s cute internet celebrity deer

Kunstakademie Düsseldorf (Kunstakademie Düsseldorf) is a public art university located in Düsseldorf, the capital of North Rhine-Westphalia. The Dusseldorf Art Academy was founded in 1773 and has departments of art and art-related sciences. The Dusseldorf Art Academy offers majors in liberal art, painting, sculpture art, comprehensive plastic arts, architectural art, stage design and photography, art history, education, philosophy, educational theory of plastic arts, and artistic aesthetics. Popular majors include film and television and video, art aesthetics, art teacher major, poetics and art aesthetics, architectural art and stage design. For half a century, the Dusseldorf Art Academy has recruited many internationally renowned professors to provide students with high-quality art education. Its graduates have always enjoyed a high reputation in Germany and internationally. The Dusseldorf Art Academy has become one of the internationally renowned art universities.

The college has seven schools: School of Architecture, School of Design, School of Electrical Technology, School of Mechanical Engineering, School of Media, School of Society and Culture, and School of Economics. Among them, the majors of the Dusseldorf Art Academy include liberal art, orientation, painting, sculpture art, comprehensive plastic arts, architectural art, stage design and videography, high school freelance art teachers, comprehensive school art teachers, art history, and education. Studies, philosophy, educational theory of plastic arts, sociology, poetics and art aesthetics and other fields.

1) Undergraduate majors of Dusseldorf Art Academy:

Architecture, Interior Design, Communication Design, Applied Art and Design, Electrical Technology and Information Technology, Communication and Information Technology , product production, international management, communications and multimedia management, finance-taxation-auditing, aesthetics, virtual reality science, exhibition design, simulation and expert system technology, etc.

Graduate student at Dusseldorf Art Academy Majors:

Process - Energy - Environmental Protection Technology, Media Informatics, Media Technology, Social Welfare Work, Social Pedagogy, Global Social Pedagogy, Child and Family Development Pedagogy, Business Management, etc.

2) Application requirements for Dusseldorf Art Academy:

l? Application time:

Germany has two semesters every year, and the winter semester starts around October. , the summer semester starts around April. The deadline for applying to this school is generally around mid-July and mid-January each year. Generally, your application for studying abroad must be submitted before May and November.

Language score:

German B2 or above (including B2, C level needs to attend an interview), students also need to have a German learning certificate of about 800 hours.

l? Preparation materials:

①Portfolio, required to submit 20~25 professional works within the specified time

②German language certificate (level B2 Above)

③ APS certification certificate issued by the German Embassy

④ Notarized documents: including ID card or visa, primary school diploma, junior high school diploma, high school diploma, high school diploma Grades, college entrance examination scores, university attendance certificate/university diploma, and scores for each year of college.

⑤2-inch color passport photo

APS review:

APS review is the only way to study in Germany. The purpose of the review is to prove the application for study abroad. The application materials submitted by the applicant are authentic and their academic performance at a Chinese university is sufficient to apply for a German university. When the applicant passes the material review and participates in the review interview or TestAS test, he or she can obtain the review certificate. This certificate is one of the prerequisites for German universities to admit Chinese students. Currently, academic qualifications from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan do not need to be reviewed.

The review procedures for studying in Germany are mainly divided into: general domestic applicant procedures, short-term exchange review procedures, exchange and cooperation group review procedures, material review procedures, and pure art review procedures.

As the name suggests, the pure arts review process is applicable to current students or graduate applicants in pure arts majors (such as piano, dance, painting, etc.), while students majoring in art design and art-related education can only go through the "general domestic applicant process" ”, which is also the most common type of review process. It mainly has two methods: TestAS ethics examination and APS audit interview.

l?Test AS German Suitability Test

It is used to check whether students have the necessary cognitive abilities to study in Germany. The test is a written test composed of three parts: Language test , core test and professional thinking ability test. The exam can be taken in German or English. It is held twice a year globally and there are three examination centers in China: Beijing, Shanghai, and Qingdao.

Test AS exam is only applicable to Chinese undergraduate students who do not have the grades of six semesters (four-year system) or eight semesters (five-year system).

Applicants for Test AS:

a. Domestic 211 universities: current students who have completed the first semester and have not yet completed the sixth semester;

b. Domestic non-211 universities: current students who have completed 3 semesters and have not yet completed the 6th semester.

l?APS audit interview:

Those who are not qualified to take the Test AS exam will generally be interviewed by the APS audit department. It should be noted that applicants who are unable to take the ethics examination can be transferred to the general domestic applicant interview process, but applicants who are in the general domestic interview process are not allowed to transfer to the ethics examination.

It mainly checks whether the applicant really has professional knowledge and whether he has really studied the courses indicated on the transcript. From this perspective, the review interview is neither a professional assessment nor a language test. The interview covers the applicant's major and specific courses of study. Applicants do not need to recall all the knowledge they have learned, but they still need to prove that they have studied the courses listed on their transcripts, can specifically describe the content of the professional courses they have studied, and can apply or demonstrate what they have learned.

Applicants for the APS review interview:

a.? Undergraduate students from mainland China universities who have completed the 6th semester;

b.? Universities in mainland China Graduated undergraduate students;

c.?Graduates of three-year junior college programs from universities in mainland China;

d.?Those who have obtained a bachelor's degree from adult education, self-study examinations, or military academies graduate.

Gao Fan’s warm reminder: Applicants need to choose the corresponding review department according to their jurisdiction, submit materials and collect fingerprints. Applicants from Shenyang, Guangzhou and Chengdu must have their fingerprints collected at the consulates in their respective jurisdictions. The specific time for fingerprint collection will be informed to the applicant on the day of application. Applicants from Shenyang, Guangzhou and Chengdu jurisdictions can also directly make an appointment for a visa submission date at their respective consulates and have their fingerprints collected on the spot.

When you occasionally feel bored with life in Germany, go and see the cute deer. Location: Rennbahnstra?e 60, 40629. Take Ubahn to the center of Düsseldorf for about 15 minutes. After getting off, you still need to walk for 15-20 minutes.

Food to feed deer: You can buy carrots and apples to feed deer in the supermarket. The advantage is that they are cheap (buy thin carrots that are too thick and are not suitable for deer to eat and may choke the deer). Try to break them into small pieces when feeding. You can buy food for animals in the park, one small cup for one euro. Other animals: in addition to deer of all ages, there are also cute squirrels