Special places of learning
Special places of learning
Special places of learning at the university
As a practical media degree programme, it is particularly important that media production is made possible in a variety of ways at the University of Oldenburg. To this end, there are various facilities at the Institutes of Music and Art that can be used by students. This ensures that auditory and visual media practice is guaranteed without major barriers. Access to audio production equipment and software can be found in the recording studios, while video and image production is possible at the Institute of Art in the artistic workshops, such as the Medialab and the photo lab.
Recording studio
All kinds of audio production can be carried out in the recording studios. Access to the recording studios can also be booked outside of seminar times. It is also possible to hire equipment. Further information can be found here.
Medialab
You can use the university's Macs in the media lab. Programmes for video and image editing are available. Independent work is possible at any time when there is no seminar in the media lab.
Further information:
https://uol.de/kunst/kuenstlerische-werkstaetten/medienlabor
Performative Artistic Media Practice / Video
In addition to access to the Medialab, the Artistic Performance Media Practice/Video programme supervised by Anke Fischer also offers the opportunity to use the performance room. This room can be rented by Anke Fischer's students for performance and video work. The room also offers access to video equipment, which can be borrowed from the student assistant.
https://uol.de/kunst/kuenstlerische-werkstaetten/performative-kuenstlerische-medienpraxis-/-video
Places of learning outside the university
The Integrated Media degree programme works closely with institutions outside the university. A large number of co-operations have now been established both within and outside Oldenburg, and these are constantly being expanded and maintained. The aim of these co-operations is to establish learning environments outside the university in order to give students access to a broad spectrum of media production and exhibition . These learning environments are supplemented by excursions (e.g. the European Media Art Festival, the Hamburg Short Film Festival, visits to music studios, joint sound or video recordings in the local area, etc.).
Examples of learning venues: