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Your path to SPARKS University — personalised guidance for you
Are you considering studying in the field of brand and communication and looking for the study programme that is the right one for you?
Our free study advisory service takes the to focus entirely on you and your questions. Together, we’ll find the programme that aligns with your goals, your daily life and your future. From application and financing to your career opportunities after graduation, we’ll show you what’s possible and support you in making your decision.
Get in touch with us now — we look forward to hearing from you.
Our Study Advisory Service at a Glance
Personal 1:1 advice on study options
Individual support in choosing your programme
Guidance on study financing, applications & starting your degree
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Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Our three state-recognised¹ degrees are the perfect springboard for a range of different jobs in the communications industry. Now you just need decide which of the three fields you want to dive deeper into.
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We are here for you and provide personal guidance on all questions related to your studies at SPARKS University. We’ll take the time to address your concerns and help you find the path that’s right for you, whether it’s about degree programmes, applications, financing or everyday student life.
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¹Our university is currently undergoing the state recognition process. Applications for state recognition of the university and accreditation of the degree programmes have been submitted to the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts and the Science Council. We expect the process to be completed by mid-2026.