Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master's program in Media Science is a unique and innovative course of study that enables students to participate in current international research questions in media science. The program offers a range of specializations, including media history and theory, media aesthetics and politics, media, gender, and queer studies, and digital media.

Program Details

• Degree: Master of Arts
• Start: Winter and summer semesters
• Duration: 4 semesters
• Language of Instruction: German
• Admission: Admission is free, with applications submitted through the service portal

Specializations

The program offers a range of specializations, including:

• Media history and theory
• Media aesthetics and politics
• Media, gender, and queer studies
• Digital media

Career Prospects

Graduates of the program often work in:

• Media science research and teaching
• Cultural and communication management
• Media production, distribution, and evaluation
• Applied reception and media research
• Editorial offices

Prerequisites

The program is suitable for graduates of:

• Media science
• Film and television science
• Communication science
• Journalism
• Media culture

Study Abroad

A study abroad semester is recommended, starting from the 2nd semester, with a duration of 1 semester. Partner universities are located in:

• Antwerpen
• Barcelona
• Brno
• Budapest
• Burgos
• C·diz
• Dunkerque
• Gˆteborg
• Graz
• Istanbul
• Lausanne
• Lissabon
• Lund
• Madrid
• Paris
• Pointe-‡-Pitre
• Reykjavik
• Riga
• Stockholm
• Tarragona
• Trondheim
• Udine-Gorizia
• Utrecht
• Valencia
• Valladolid
• Vigo/Pontevedra
• Wien
• Z¸rich

Internship

An internship is recommended, which can be completed during the course of study.

Student Testimonials

Students have praised the program for its unique approach to media science, which combines theoretical and practical aspects. They have also appreciated the opportunity to specialize in areas such as game studies and film criticism.

Advice for Prospective Students

Prospective students should be aware that the program is highly theoretical and requires a strong interest in media science and research methods. They should also be prepared to read and analyze complex texts and participate in discussions.