The 4-semester curriculum combined information technology and computer science with economics, the natural sciences, arts and humanities, social and applied sciences in the field of digital media. The rigorous programme was entirely conducted in English. It placed great emphasis on key competences, intercultural education, team spirit and leadership, interdisciplinary project work and cutting edge research. Social responsibility and sustainability are essential concerns in the development of all research questions and projects.

The list of modules contained:
Media Technology, Information Systems, Interaction Design, Media and Society, Research Methodology, Computer Graphics, Ubiquitous Computing, Web and Multimedia Design, E-Business in Networked Economies, Market Communication in E-Commerce, IT-Security and Intellectual Property, Organizational Psychology, Collaborative Work, Learning and Qualification, Intercultural Project Management, Digital Film and Video Production, Digital Music Production, Artificial Intelligence, Game Design, E-Culture, Digital Libraries, Media Streaming, and Selective Topics in Digital Media (e.g. Interactive Television, Social Computing and Web 2.0, etc.).

The M.Sc. in Digital Media programme was accredited according to the European standard of Masters programmes following the Bologna Treaty. It followed the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) in terms of its 120 ECTS credit point (CP) system, modular structure and grading scales. A fruitful mix of established full-time professors and numerous international guest lecturers ensured high quality in education.

Details about the programme:

• Module Handbook
• Prüfungsordnung MSc Digital Media
• Examination Regulations MSc Digital Media - English Version
• Studienordnung MSc Digital Media
• Study Regulations MSc Digital Media - English Version
• Student Handbook of Policies & Regulations