What can you learn at ÚKK?

The Faculty of New Media and Creative Industries at Kodolányi University is one of the university’s most modern and practice-oriented departments. It focuses on professions at the intersection of digital culture, media, technology, and the creative industries—fields that are in extremely high demand today.

What can you study at the Faculty?

It depends on which major or program you choose, but typical courses include:

• Pop Culture Phenomena
• Modern music, music management, music copyright
• Streaming services and how they work
• Television, radio, and online program production
• Studio practice
• Copyright and performance rights
• Cultural mediation, cultural studies
• Nonprofit and Cultural Management
• Sociology of Culture
• Digital and Traditional Marketing
• Computer Science and Programming
• Talent Development

Degree Programs Offered by the School

What Are the Benefits of This Degree?

1. Digital and Traditional Media and Content Production

• You’ll learn to create visual, text, audio, and video content for traditional and digital platforms (e.g., YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, podcasts).
• Fundamentals of design, video editing, animation, UX/UI, and storytelling techniques.

2. Creative Industry Management and Branding

• You’ll understand how creative businesses operate (e.g., advertising agencies, film companies, game design studios, festival organizers).
• You’ll learn about project management, brand building, and business models in the creative sector.

3. New Media Technologies

• Areas such as virtual reality (VR/AR), digital culture, gamification, and the application of artificial intelligence in the arts.
• Digital narrative, interactive storytelling.

4. Innovation and Entrepreneurship

• Helps develop a startup mindset and launch your own creative projects.
• Basics of starting a business, understanding the digital economy.

Who should apply?

• Anyone interested in music composition, songwriting, and show business.
• Anyone interested in the intersection of digital culture, media, and technology.
• Anyone who wants to work in traditional television or radio media.
• Anyone who is a creative thinker and loves to create and experiment.
• Anyone who isn’t afraid of technical tools or software.
• Anyone who would like to work as a creator or creative professional, whether as a freelancer or at a company.
• Anyone who would like to work in the cultural industry as an organizer, mediator, or manager.

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