Anita Korn, MOME ADM alumna
Date: 2025.08.08
Every dress has a story, just like every MOME alumni has theirs – in this episode of the Q&Alumni series, we talked with Anita Korn about her journey!
Anita arrived in MOME with a background in television and graduated in 2017 with an Art and Design Management MA degree. She told us about how a new world had opened to her coming to the university and what impacted her views here. And of course we spoke about what inspired her famous web-series, Ruhastory.
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