BA/BS in Medieninformatik

This Media Informatics programme is designed for students interested in building interactive digital media such as websites, games, apps and desktop applications, and requires no prior programming experience. It focuses on human-computer interaction, user-centred software development and interaction technologies such as virtual reality, with a close connection to psychology because of its emphasis on usability and user research. As part of Regensburg's combination bachelor's model, it can be studied as a 90-ECTS main subject, a 60-ECTS second main subject or two 30-ECTS minors alongside another humanities subject, with a shared final thesis and open elective area regardless of the combination chosen. Early semesters cover programming and mathematical foundations, moving into human-computer interaction, usability engineering and media technologies, before a research-oriented final module and bachelor's thesis. Admission is open, with no restriction on places, and study begins in the winter semester; graduates typically move into software engineering, usability engineering, project management or machine learning roles.