Computer Science for Digital Media

Subjects: Computer Science for Digital Media,Digital Media,Technology

M.Sc. | Master of Science

Course description

In the English-language Master’s degree programme Computer Science for Digital Media, students dive into the latest research in interactive digital media. This programme not only offers research-focused professional training but also hones communication and presentation skills through project work. Students explore various study subjects, gaining insights into cutting-edge developments. The curriculum is designed to foster both technical expertise and soft skills, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the digital media landscape. By engaging in hands-on projects, students learn to articulate their ideas clearly and present their findings effectively. This approach builds confidence and competence, essential for success in the field. The programme emphasizes practical experience, encouraging students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios. This blend of research and application equips students with a comprehensive understanding of digital media. Overall, the Master’s degree in Computer Science for Digital Media prepares students to excel in a dynamic and evolving industry, combining technical prowess with strong communication abilities.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

You can prove level B2 of the "Common European Framework of Reference for Languages" (CEFR) for the language English by: presenting proof of having successfully completed an English-language Bachelor's degree in an English-speaking country (USA, Canada, Great Britain, New Zealand, Australia, ...). If you cannot prove your English language skills in this way, please present one of the following language certificates, which must not be older than two years (comparable certificates are subject to individual assessment):

Qualification Requirements

The prerequisite for admission to the Computer Science for Digital Media degree programme is a Bachelor of Science degree with at least the grade »good« in the Media Informatics degree programme or a first university degree recognised by the responsible examination board as relevant to the subject. Media technology, media informatics and computer science degree programmes as well as other technical-scientific degree programmes with media relevance are considered to be relevant.