Luftbild des Hauptgebäudes der HfMDK in der Eschersheimer Landstraße
Studieren mit Skyline-Blick: Das HfMDK-Hauptgebäude liegt zentral mitten in Frankfurt.(Foto: Highvisionmedia)

Who we are

Facts and figures

At the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts (HfMDK), 63 professors and 350 lecturers currently teach around 950 students from over 50 nations. The range of artistic, pedagogical and scientific teaching is reflected in 26 degree programs in which the HfMDK successfully trains students for careers in music, theater and dance in a practice-oriented manner.

Our central task

Our central task is the excellent education of our students. The special quality of the education at the HfMDK is characterized by the intensive personal artistic and scientific supervision of the students, the combination of theory and practice as well as the most diverse projects and cooperations. One of the focal points of the program is contemporary art.

As Hessen's only university for the performative arts and their mediation, we are located in the heart of Frankfurt and the culturally vibrant Rhine-Main region: a lively art venue in the midst of society, where the future of the arts is explored and shaped - shaped by the people who study, teach and work here with a love of experimentation, passion and commitment.

Our mission

In addition, the HfMDK has a clear mission: We want to inspire enthusiasm for the arts - and thus ensure the preservation and expansion of a vibrant cultural life.

As a "networked" university, we cooperate with all important cultural institutions in the region and beyond, and are committed to long-term projects to ensure that all people can participate in the arts.

Our future

We look forward to the future with excitement: The planned new building on the Frankfurt cultural campus offers fascinating perspectives for the HfMDK - but also for the people in the city and the region.

Organigramm der HfMDK Frankfurt

Stand: 1. Juni 2024

The faculties

Central bodies

Mehrere Corona-Wegweiser im Foyer
(Foto: Rebecca Hahn)

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In a participatory and transparent process, students, faculty and members of the administration developed the mission statement. In 2014, it was adopted by the university's senate.