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ON THE JOURNEY – Art Exhibition at Munich University of Digital Technologies and Applied Sciences (MUDT)

The exhibition < ON THE JOURNEY > showcases works by students of visual artist Nina Werzhbinskaja-Rabinowich, who has lived and worked in Vienna since 1977 and guides people on their artistic journey. The works impressively illustrate the search for individual positions and forms of expression. Works by individuals on the journey to art. Beside Nina Werzhbinskaja-Rabinowich the artists are:

Dominika Akhobadze | Anastasia Bollz | Natalia Danilchenko | Ksenia Isakovich | Sofia Kartysh | Iurii Kokurin | Maria Krasovskaya | Athena Lisovski | Elina Platonova | Alika Reiner | André Wiegand | Carmen Zauner

With this exhibition, the Munich University of Digital Technologies and Applied Sciences (MUDT), as part of its High Potential Program, confronts its Software Engineering and Cyber Security students with analog techniques and perhaps also with different perspectives on the real world. Above all, MUDT confronts its students with people who, like themselves, are searching, trying things out, and growing from mistakes in order to ultimately find their own place in society.

The exhibition was conceived and realized by Dipl.-Ing. Architect Yulia Kartysh, research associate at TU Wien and learning space researcher at MUDT. With her expertise at the intersection of architecture, research, and project development, she combines artistic perspectives with MUDT’s educational goals.

MUDT stands for future-oriented degree programs, practice-oriented learning objectives, and modern teaching and learning methods. The Institute of Property Research (IPRE) and Lease2Learn – Lernumgebungen GmbH are MUDT’s research partners. They support the creation of innovative learning environments for active learning and creative work processes. It is a learning approach in which art and technology mutually enrich each other.

Rector Prof. Dietmar Wiegand wholeheartedly supports this project. His experience in interdisciplinary work—between architecture, spatial planning, management, and pedagogy—exemplifies what MUDT aims to achieve with this exhibition: openness, vision, and the ability to connect different worlds.

Thus, ON THE JOURNEY invites you to marvel, to reflect, and to join in the journey — with brush, paper, form, and attitude. For all those who are on a journey.

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Consortium of German Universities: MUDT Joins Forces for Global Promotion 

Together with leading universities such as SRH, PFH Göttingen, Macromedia, and NIT-TUHH, MUDT co-founded the Consortium of German Universities (CGU). 
The initiative aims to strengthen Germany’s international education brand through joint marketing, recruitment events, and strategic partnerships in target regions such as Turkey, Vietnam, and the UAE. 

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Career Development at MUDT: From Classroom to Industry

Career orientation starts from day one at MUDT. Students work on real industry challenges, attend career talks, and connect directly with partner companies such as Yunex Traffic, and Symanto. 
With Munich’s strong tech ecosystem, MUDT students gain practical experience and networking opportunities that accelerate their career development in Germany and beyond.

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New Campus in Siemens Neuperlach: A Smart Environment for Digital Education

Located at the Siemens Neuperlach Innovation Campus, MUDT provides students with access to a high-tech learning environment designed for creativity and collaboration. 
The new campus includes digital learning labs, startup-friendly co-working spaces, and immersive classrooms that reflect the university’s commitment to innovation and applied sciences.

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High Potential Program: Industry Leaders Inspire MUDT Students

Through the “High Potential Program,” MUDT invites influential leaders from the technology and engineering sectors to meet students and discuss current trends. 
Recent guest lectures included Dr. Alexander Löw (Vice President of the Cyber Security Council Germany) and other senior professionals who inspired students with their vision of the future of digital technologies.

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MUDT Receives State Recognition and Program Accreditations

The Bavarian State Ministry has granted institutional recognition and program accreditation to MUDT, confirming the university’s academic excellence and quality assurance standards. 
This recognition covers all current Bachelor programs — Software Engineering, Cyber Security. We would like to inform that the program accreditation for  Data Science & AI, and Digital Industrial Engineering are expected to come April 26— ensuring that MUDT graduates receive internationally recognized German degrees.

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MUDT Welcomes Its First Cohort of Engineering Students 

The Munich University of Digital Technologies & Applied Sciences (MUDT) officially welcomed its first group of talented engineering students this October. Representing more than 15 nationalities, the inaugural class embodies MUDT’s vision of combining cutting-edge technology education with an international spirit. 
The campus at Siemens Neuperlach is now buzzing with energy as students begin hands-on learning guided by industry-experienced professors. This milestone marks a new era in digital engineering education in Munich.