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About the faculty
Welcome
The Faculty of Interior Architecture, Architecture and Design IAD starts its 51th class at Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences in the winter semester 2024/2025. Around 600+ students are currently enrolled.
The Bachelor's degree programmes in Interior Architecture, Architecture and the Master's degree programme in Interior Architecture and Furniture Design include an exciting and diverse education for future careers in interior architecture, architecture and design. The IAD faculty offers an education that is unique in Germany, characterised by the diverse range of courses, well-equipped workshops and laboratories where projects and prototypes can be built on a 1:1 scale.
Our professors, lecturers for special tasks and lecturers from Germany and abroad represent key topics in exhibition stand construction, furniture design, industrial design, lighting design, building-in-situ, architecture, project management, virtual modelling, event staging and design theory, from which students benefit in compulsory/elective courses, excursions and project work.
Our students come from all parts of Germany with an increasing number from abroad. The faculty has a large number of official partner universities e.g. in Finland, France, Greece, Japan, Jordan, Switzerland, South Korea, Spain and Turkey, where a semester abroad can be completed.
Faculty Office
Room E 0.12
Office hours: Monday-Friday 9:00-12:00
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Personal page of Bernadette Schaber
Bernadette Schaber
Faculty office+49 (0)8031 / 805 - 2550 bernadette.schaber@th-rosenheim.de -
Personal page of Doris Dieges
Doris Dieges
Faculty office+49 (0)8031 / 805 - 2551 doris.dieges@th-rosenheim.de
Deanery
Room E 0.13
Consultation hours by appointment
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Personal page of Michael Koerner
Prof. Dr. Michael Koerner
Dean / Construction (Space) / Laboratory management: Bau Lab, comm. CAD Lab+49 (0)8031 / 805 - 2568 michael.koerner@th-rosenheim.de -
Personal page of Kilian Stauss
Prof. Kilian Stauss
Vice Dean / Design and construction (Design) / Laboratory Management: Visual Lab, Rapid Prototyping Lab+49 (0)8031 / 805 - 2559 kilian.stauss@th-rosenheim.de -
Personal page of Anette Ponholzer
Prof. Anette Ponholzer
Dean of Studies / Design and construction (Design) / Laboratory Management: Materialize Lab+49 (0)8031 / 805 - 2543 anette.ponholzer@th-rosenheim.de
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Study offer
Bachelor's degree programmes
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Bachelor of Arts
Architecture
- Campus Rosenheim
- Winter semester
- German & English
- Admission free
Architecture -
Bachelor of Arts
Interior Architecture
- Campus Rosenheim
- Winter semester
- German
- Admission free
Interior Architecture
Master's degree programmes
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Master of Arts
Interior Architecture and Furniture Design
- Campus Rosenheim
- Winter semester
- German
- Admission free
Interior Architecture and Furniture Design
The world is a book. If you never travel, you only see one side of it.
The faculty has several partnerships with European universities through the EU's Erasmus programme, as well as with universities in the Middle East, Asia, and North America. Currently, further partnerships are being worked on with universities in Asia and South America.
Information and advice on a semester abroad in Europe - Erasmus
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Personal page of Kilian Stauss
Prof. Kilian Stauss
Vice Dean / Design and construction (Design) / Laboratory Management: Visual Lab, Rapid Prototyping Lab+49 (0)8031 / 805 - 2559 kilian.stauss@th-rosenheim.de
Information and advice on a semester abroad outside Europe
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Personal page of Linn Song
Prof. Linn Song
Visual Communication, Theory and History of Architecture / Laboratory Management: MIXstudiolinn.song@th-rosenheim.de
Laboratories
The IAD faculty of interior architecture, architecture and design offers an education that is unique in Germany, which, in addition to the diverse range of courses, is distinguished above all by its well-equipped workshops and laboratories, where projects and prototypes can be built on a 1:1 scale.