Studentenwerk Dresden

With its 33rd poster competition, the Deutsche Studentenwerk (DSW) asked how students today imagine the future of studying. How far will digitization go? What will academic teaching and learning look like in 2050? What visions, what images and what dreams do students have today?

A total of 243 design students from 34 universities took part in the competition, creating a total of 502 poster motifs. The event featured discussions - some of them controversial - about how students envision academic teaching and learning in the future.

On June 24, 2019, the award ceremony took place at the Museum für Kommunikation Berlin. Valentin Schlitt from KISD (Köln International School of Design at TH Köln), as well as five other prize winners, were honored as winners. A total of 10,000 euros in prize money was awarded.

The posters of the award winners as well as other selected participants can be viewed in the STUWERTINUM ONLINE gallery from March 16 to April 14 - the gallery itself is closed.

More info at www.studentenwerke.de/de/content/33-plakatwettbewerb-20182019-Studium-der-Zukunft.