Information for New Students
If you are new to the Media Informatics programme take a look at this welcome package.
Structure of the Programme
In the Master's programme Media Informatics courses in the following areas are offered:
- Compulsory Modules
- Computer and Communication Technology
- Multimedia Technology
- Multimedia Use and Impact
- Practical Labs
- Communication Skills
and the
- Master's Thesis
Please find below examples for courses from the different areas. Keep in mind that these courses may not be offered anymore since this is a collection of offered courses over the last years.
This is the new structure for students who enrol first in Winter Semester 2019. Students who enrolled before winter 2019 continue as before and should finish until Summer Semester 2021.
Compulsory courses are marked with a hashtag #.
Scope | Lectures |
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Compulsory Modules |
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Computer and Communication Technology |
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Multimedia Technology |
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Multimedia Use and Impact |
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Communication Skills |
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Lab Work |
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The given lectures can vary from term to term and you can choose among them to get your needed credits. If you want to have a look at the currently and previously offered courses, please visit our course page.
In addition to the courses offered during the semester we do offer further courses in the lecture free period. These courses can increase your knowledge or speed up your study.
An example layout of the study may look like that:
First Year | Second Year |
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First Semester | Second Semester | Third Semester | Fourth Semester |
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~26 credits in lectures Technical writing (Bridging course) | ~20 credits in lectures Seminar Practical Lab
| ~12 credits in lectures German course Practical Lab | Master's thesis (6 months) |
Useful Links - During Your Studies
General:
Formal matters:
Exams and Theses:
Registration Cancellation & Withdrawal
Central Examination Office (ZPA)
Virtual Central Examination Office (VZPA)
Further information: