Three Campuses. One University. Exceptionally Diverse. The three campuses of Trier University of Applied Sciences look back on a long and eventful history. In the 19th century, two institutions preceding the university, the Baugewerkeschule

Main Research Areas Jewish cultural history 18th-20th century Body and gender studies Biography and Migration Swiss history 19th-20th century Material and popular culture Research

Main Areas of Research Modern and contemporary art Modern and contemporary design Art and design in dialogue Emotion research Capitalism research Research on masculinity Research

History of Trier University of Applied Sciences 1830 The Building Trades School was founded for the training of architects and civil engineers. 1900 Foundation of the Werkkunstschule. 1922 A separate fashion class is established at the

Prof. Jan-Henrik Hafke Professorship for Design and Building Theory Born in 1976     1997 - 2005 Studied architecture at the TU Darmstadt and the ETSAM Madrid     2008 - 2009 freelance author for Birkhäuser

Coming To Trier for an Exchange We offer you the possibilty to enroll in our university for an exchange program. You have the opportunity to have an insight into the German Building Culture and get design studios with well known architects, since

To get admitted to this course of study you need to: hold a bachelor's degree which is recognised as such in Germany - check out at anabin.kmk.org (german only) pass the entrance examination - more The concept of the MFA

ISA–Organisation The International Jewellery Academy was initiated by Tabea Reulecke as part of her masterthesis in 2015 and is organised by Carolin Denter, Oranna Kammann and Theo Smeets. ISA–Contact Carolin Denter (Management)

The interdisciplinary debate that has been going on in many places for decades, about what jewellery is, crafts, design or art? has significantly contributed to sharpening the profile of our department within the framework of the Bologna

A higher education entrance qualification (UEQ) is the qualification that allows you to study at a university. For international applicants, this is usually your school-leaving certificate. In some cases, it may also include a university entrance