17 Short courses in Arts, Design & Architecture in Germany

Architecture Technology from SCI - Stephan Consulting International is organized and could be selected according to the provided modules.

Four-Week Filmmaking at MetFilm School is a full-time dynamic and immersive course which covers the core screen crafts such as camera operating, editing, directing, producing and screenwriting.

In this Berlin Architecture, Culture and City Marketing, 1750 – Present course at Freie Universität Berlin we examine the meaning and significance of “architecture” in one of the most historically marked cities of Europe. Berlin has been subject to many waves of renewal, some gradual, some democratic and some totalitarian. All of these have left their traces on the city’s buildings.

University of Kassel's Contemporary Art And Curatorship - From Documenta To The Biennale will offer two distinct but interconnected 2-week modules that together will investigate the history, management principles and strategies of the two art institutions documenta and La Biennale di Venezia.

Editing lies at the heart of filmmaking and calls for knowledge of film grammar and storytelling techniques. On this Four-Week Creative Editing course at at MetFilm School you will receive a comprehensive instruction in how to use the editing interface of the professional Adobe Premiere Pro suite, not only for basic picture editing but also for sound and creative editing.

The Berlin - Music and Sound in the Digital Age course at Freie Universität Berlin will explore the relationship between aesthetic trends and technological developments with the focus on the cultural and economic conditions in Berlin.

Intro to Filmmaking at MetFilm School is a two-day weekend course for students who are passionate about film, TV and online video content and would like to explore different filmmaking crafts in a fun and practical way.

The Art in Germany from the Middle Ages to the 20th Century course at Freie Universität Berlin will introduce Berlin’s outstanding art collections, with their wide range of masterpieces from late medieval times to the present day.

This Eight-Week Directing course from MetFilm School is designed to provide students with a comprehensive foundation in directing. It gives students practical experience in key areas of filmmaking and focuses on directing actors & screen storytelling.

The Fundamentals for Smart Cities summer course from CBS International Business School combines academic learning with intercultural exchange and hands-on experiences.

Four-Week Acting for Film (Level 1) at MetFilm School is a screen-acting course for those who wish to develop their performance skills for the medium of film.

University of Kassel's Inside Arts - Documenta Summer School in Kassel is a short term education program dedicated to students and graduates from the areas of Fine Arts, Cultural Sciences and also Economics.

This Three-Month Experimental Filmmaking course at MetFilm School is designed for students not shy of expressing their creative ideas and seeking to translate them into unconventional moving images.

This Architecture in Berlin - A Walk through History course at Freie Universität Berlin provides an overview of the development of public and private architecture in Berlin during the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries

The Creating a Solo Performance - Berlin Cabaret (Kabarett) course at Freie Universität Berlin is an acting course that introduces the student to the research, writing and performance techniques of cabaret performers. 

This History of European Art - Travelling Artists and Artworks course at Freie Universität Berlin explores European art from the 15th to the 20th century with a particular focus on the travels of artists between urban centers like Florence, Rome, Venice, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Paris, London, and Berlin.

The History of European Art - Cities, Networks, and the Making of Artistic Traditions explores selected key moments in European art from the 15th to the 20th century, focusing on how artworks were produced, circulated, and interpreted within specific urban, political, and cultural contexts. It investigates pivotal episodes that illuminate broader issues of mobility, identity, and canon formation.