Overview with attention to detail
In the Computer Science in Media master's programme, we go from the basics to freestyle –we offer you, as a bachelor's graduate in Computer Science in Media and related fields of study (of course also with initial professional experience!), a continuation and specialisation in your field. We will make you an interdisciplinary professional between modern media production, interaction, media management and algorithmic thinking!
- ECTS: 90 ECTS
- Programme duration: 3 semesters
- Campus: Furtwangen
- Faculty: Faculty I: Computer Science & Applications, Faculty IV: Business, Design & Media
- Programme begins: winter semester (October)
- Application deadline: 15 July (winter semester), 15 January (summer semester)
- Entry requirements: Relevant, qualified diploma or bachelor's degree
- Teaching language: German
- Accreditation: yes
- Get down to business In your three master's semesters, you will learn methods and tools of advanced media informatics, media programming and interaction design, game studies/production and 3D media production.
- Get into research Master's students can work with us on an application-oriented research project. And if the academic path into research really grabs you, you have every opportunity to stay with us!
- Write your success story Many of our graduates are very successful in professional life, as developers in the VR/AR or game sector, employees in research projects, as managers in the digital sector or even as freelancers. With your master's degree, all paths are open to you!
- Here we go in deep In the master's programme, we focus on interaction design, media technology and technologies/applications of networked media production. Of course, digital communication and the development of games are also part of the course content.
The first semester of the programme primarily deals with the in-depth basics of the various areas of computer science in media, production and technology. One focus is on interaction design. An interactive application is designed and prototypically implemented in small, interdisciplinary groups. There is also a module in which the basic principles of working in a scientific context are taught. Second semester - the knowledge you have acquired is now intensified through advanced courses, and new subject areas are covered and developed. In addition, you can deepen and apply your knowledge in a larger research project! Over one or two semesters, we give you the opportunity to gain experience and insights into the planning and implementation of scientific research. In the third semester, you will complete a master's thesis on a key topic within six months. The written thesis and the products created are assessed.
Our degree programme is aimed at good bachelor's graduates from the field of computer science in media and related fields of study (e.g. online media, media & information, information sciences), future managers in agencies, industry or media companies and entrepreneurs who would like to become self-employed after completing their master's degree.
Faculty I: Computer Science & Applications
The world is becoming increasingly digital – and you can play an active role in shaping this development. At Faculty I: Computer Science & Applications, it’s all about future-oriented technologies such as artificial intelligence, software development and digital business processes. We don't just teach you to tackle complex problems with smart solutions. With us you’ll also develop the know-how to drive companies forward through technological innovation. Whether you want to develop groundbreaking AI applications, or rethink digital products or processes – Faculty I is writing the future!
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This interfaculty degree programme is also offered in Internal link opens in the same window:Faculty IV.
Furtwangen University is one of the strongest research universities in the country. We have a dedicated research focus on computer science and media. We find solutions for forms of information and communication that are specially tailored to people and their intellectual, auditory, tactile and visual needs.
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