Hochschule Düsseldorf
University of Applied Sciences
Fachbereich Medien
Faculty of Media

​​​Information about the bachelor’s programme ​Media Engineering

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This bachelor’s programme qualifies you to work as a media engineer. You learn
– scientific, technical and informational fundamentals,
– basic principles and in-depth knowledge of audio and video, virtual reality and event technology as well as digital media, particularly digital transformation.
The programme includes media design and cross-media contents and enhances your key competences as well as transferable skills.

It features a broad choice of elective modules during all phases of the programme. You can choose modules from a total of four lists of elective modules. Thus, you can tailor the programme according to your individual specialisation – already from semester 2 onwards.

We offer extensive practical elements during all phases of the programme: e.g. projects or practical trainings at HSD, but also an internship, semester abroad or research semester in the context of the external semester.

Once graduated, you can continue your studies in the consecutive three-semester master’s programme Media Informatics at HSD.

Please note: The language of instruction is mainly German in both programmes.


 

 

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Language of instruction​German. Especially for exchange students, certain classes might be taught in English.
​Degree​​Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)
Normal programme length

​7 semesters

Study programme begins
Winter semester​
ApplicationFind out how and when to apply:
Degree seeking students
Exchange students 
​Allocation of places
Restricted admission *
General admission requirements​
​Go to admission requirements

​Period abroad
Possible
​Postgraduate study programmes at HSD
Media Informatics (M.Sc.)

Summary of key information
English Flyer [PDF] ​
Information for international applicants Go to information for international applicants

 

* The restricted admission is subject to approval by the Ministry for culture and academic affairs of North Rhine-Westphalia (MKW).