Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master of Science in Human-Technology Interaction and Communication (MTIK) is a multidisciplinary program that combines communication science with a technical field, offering students a unique blend of knowledge and skills.

Program Structure

• The program offers a combination of communication science (KoWi) and a technical field, with options in:
  • Informatik (Computer Science)
  • Maschinenbau (Mechanical Engineering)
  • Elektrotechnik (Electrical Engineering)
• The program includes courses on:
  • KoWi & Informatik
  • KoWi & Maschinenbau
  • KoWi & Elektrotechnik
  • Praktika (Internships)
  • Fremdsprachen (Foreign Languages)
  • Auslandsaufenthalte (Study Abroad)

Admission Requirements

• Zulassungsvoraussetzungen (Admission Requirements):
  • Quereinsteiger (Lateral Entry) options are available
• Wechsel TK > MTIK (Transfer from Technik-Kommunikation to MTIK) is possible

Program Details

• The program provides a comprehensive education in human-technology interaction and communication
• Students can choose from a range of courses and specializations to tailor their degree to their interests and career goals
• The program includes a strong focus on practical skills, with internships and study abroad opportunities available

Career Prospects

• The program prepares students for a range of careers in fields such as:
  • Communication science
  • Technology and engineering
  • Research and development
• Alumni have gone on to work in a variety of industries, including:
  • Technology and software development
  • Consulting and management
  • Research and academia

Additional Resources

• Downloads & Links: A range of resources and links are available for students, including:
  • Course materials and syllabi
  • Research papers and publications
  • Career resources and job listings
• FAQ: A list of frequently asked questions and answers is available, covering topics such as:
  • Admission requirements and application procedures
  • Course offerings and program structure
  • Career prospects and alumni outcomes