Bachelor Degree Course Digital Media

The information and media sector has gained enormously in economic and social importance in recent years. Most innovative products and services contain elements of information and communication technology, whereby this development is increasingly characterised by the integration of classic computer and telecommunications technology as a new form of media technology. The basis of this integration is on the technical side the digitalisation of the various types of information (text, graphics, image, sound, video) and on the user side endeavours to arrive at ever richer forms of presentation and interaction in the processing of information, whereby media design must be understood as an integral process for the production of function, usability and aesthetics. The development of the computer as a media tool is accompanied by the expansion of its use beyond the classical fields of the working environment into a wide variety of areas of everyday life, of cultural production and reception and the development of new forms of social publicity.

• Admission conditions 
• Application procedure 
• Advice for students 
• Lecturers 

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Admission conditions

Students wishing to be admitted to the course must generally hold either a general or a subject-specific school-leaving certificate which permits admission to a university degree course. Information about the possibility of special admission conditions can be obtained from the Admissions Office of Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences.
European and US American school-leaving certificates are generally recognised. It is recommended that non-German applicants submit their certificates to the ASSIST office for checking. Further information can be found under www.uni-assist.de.

Application procedure

To apply for the Digital Media course, applicants must complete in full the relevant application form and either submit it in person or send it by post together with all the necessary documents before the closing date to the Admissions Office of the University. The form can be obtained either from the Student Counselling Centre or the homepage of Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences. Closing dates for applications and other deadlines are published on the University’s homepage or can be obtained from the Student Counselling Centre.
Admission to the course is restricted. 15 places are available each year. Admission to the course is in the winter term of a given year. The selection of students generally takes place on the basis of their final school grade.

Advice for students

The Central Student Information answers general enquiries about the course. Contact:

The Admissions and Examination Office is responsible for questions about admission requirements. Contact:

Questions about course content should be addressed to:

Lecturers