Information for international Students We are grateful that you have chosen Trier University of Applied Sciences as the place for your stay abroad. However, due to the current situation and the current travel restrictions, we recommend that

Study Service on the Campus for Design and Art Students, prospective students and applicants are invited to join us in our office in Building Q on the Irminenfreihof once a week for a range of student services, all gathered in one location. We

Career Service The Career Service Center is a central contact when the time comes for you as a student or graduate to take your first step towards practically applying the skills learned during your studies. Whether you are looking for an

Communication Design Laboratory / Workshop Location Head Workshop Direction Digital Printing S 5 Prof. Hogan Herr F. Thieltges Original Graphic Techniques S U5 Prof. Sauvant Herr H. Morrison Lead-/Offset-/Silk Screen Printing S U8 Prof.

Services Issuing assessment and expert opinions in the following areas: - Expert for the BMWFW (Austria) 2017 For the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research program: www.sparklingscience.at - For renovations (wood

Main Research Areas The Institute of Advanced Timber Architecture and Engineering develops constructive, energetic and structural-physical aspects of modern timber construction. Our research and training concepts serve to highlight the role of

UNIVERSITY OPOLE There has been an international exchange between the University of Opole (Sociology, English & Art) for many years. This cooperation is strengthened by the participation of people from the scientific field of the University of

Publications Publications 2019 Becker, Wieland (2019): Round timber projects in urban design; 9e Forum International Bois Construction FBC 2019; Nancy Lambert, Thomas; Becker, Wieland; Bender, Michél (2019): Holz-Beton-Verbunddeckensysteme in

Trier University of Applied Sciences and Company Hagemeister, a large producer of clinker brinks in Münsterland, having been collaborating since winter semester 2014/15. This close work is shown in Hagemeister’s donation to fund a professorship.

Using the example of a video installation by the artist Mika Rottenberg (*1976), the research project examines how aspects of our contemporary capitalism are reflected in the visual arts. The exemplarily analyzed video work titled "NoNoseKnows"