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Programme modules

Students wishing to study one semester abroad are recommended to use the fifth semester for this purpose.

Elective subjects

Classes equivalent to 30 credits must be chosen from the four elective subject areas listed below; the minimum of credits to be accumulated in any one of elective subjects is 6.

Since students may choose courses equivalent to 6 to 12 credits per study area, account is taken of their individual interest focuses.

Elective subject – Time-based media
Comprises the sub-areas video, audio and animation, with classes on advanced camera work, video and audio editing, visual and sound effects, motion graphics, streaming, 3D animation.

Elective subject – Interactive media and programming
Classes on sensor technology, different interaction modes, game worlds, DVD authoring, network technology, script and Web programming, graphics programming, databases and content management systems.

Elective subject – Media, art and cultural theories
Classes on art and cultural studies and media theory.
The classes can be chosen from courses taught at all universities in general.

Elective subject – Organisation, project management and law
Classes on project and quality management, media, patent and copyright law, presentation techniques, English for presentations and publications.
The classes can be chosen in part from courses taught at all universities in general.

The courses taken in the context of the elective subjects may vary depending on current developments; they may be organised on a biennial basis or also as block workshops.

Many subjects of the programme are offered via the freely accessible e-learning platform DMA – Digital Media for Artists. By the same token, classes and the presentation of students’ artworks, too, are partly handled via the e-learning platforms of Kunstuniversität Linz (Moodle, DMA).