
The Master's programme in Interactive Media is an English-taught program designed to bridge the gap between creative design and computer science. It focuses on shaping the digital future by deepening your knowledge in media design, computer science, media science, and media management. You will learn to develop and apply innovative solutions to complex problems in areas like interaction design, human-computer interaction, generative design, game design, AI, and more.
The Master's programme is structured over four semesters for full-time study. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical application through projects and elective modules. Specific course offerings and availability may vary each semester.
Graduates will be equipped to shape our digital future, leveraging their expertise at the intersection of design and computer science. The program prepares students for roles in various aspects of the digital media industry.
A portfolio demonstrating analytical, conceptual, and technical media skills is required. It should focus on areas such as UI/UX Design, Web/App Development, AR/VR, 3D/Interactive Environments, Game Design, Tangible Interaction, etc. For group projects, individual contributions must be clearly identified. Any AI-generated content must be labeled. Ensure you are the original author of submitted work and use royalty-free stock images if applicable.
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Applicants need a Bachelor's degree (180 ECTS) in media informatics, media design, or media technology, or a comparable degree with at least 60 ECTS in computer science and media-related fields. Additionally, a portfolio showcasing analytical, conceptual, and technical media skills is required.
You must demonstrate English proficiency with a TOEFL iBT score of 85, IELTS Academic score of 6.0, or Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) Grade B. Other qualifications such as UniCert Level 2 or a higher education entrance qualification from an English-speaking country are also accepted.
The full-time program is structured over four semesters. A part-time option is also available, which extends the duration to six semesters.
No tuition fees are listed for international students. Germany typically does not charge tuition fees for public universities.
International students apply through uni-assist, usually between April 1st and May 15th for the Winter Semester. After uni-assist processing, a final application might be required through the THB myCampus portal, submitting all required documents like transcripts, English proficiency proof, and a portfolio.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Interaction Designer, UI/UX Developer, Game Designer, AR/VR Developer, 3D Artist, Media Technologist, and Digital Product Manager, leveraging expertise at the intersection of design and computer science.