The Everyday Media and Digital Cultures research unit is not a degree program in its own right, but contributes courses to the course offerings at the FTMK each semester. Our courses are often aimed at all programs in the FTMK and are therefore interdisciplinary in nature. The seminars focus on digital and social items.

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SoSe 2026

Archive: Past courses

Prof. Dr. Chris Tedjasukmana supervises bachelor’s, master’s degree and doctoral theses.

Dr. Laura Katharina Mücke supervises Bachelor theses.

If you would like us to act as supervisor or evaluator of your thesis, we would be happy to guide you through the process. Before you contact us during a consultation hour, please make sure that
1. your planned project roughly overlaps with our research interests
2. you explain in a short research proposal (0.5 A4 pages) which topic your work will deal with

Information on our office hours can be found on our respective profile pages. Individual consultation hours are not necessary when somebody serves as a secondary supervisor.

Organizational instructions:

Please observe the general FTMK style sheet when writing your work.

You need a signature for your registration form?: Please leave the completed form for signature at the Film Studies secretary office, where you can pick it up as soon as possible.

Everyday Media and Digital Cultures Research Unit

Media house
Wallstraße 11
55122 Mainz

alltagsmedien@uni-mainz.de

Prof. Dr. Chris Tedjasukmana
0, Room 00-256

Laura Katharina Mücke
-1, Room -01-246