MediaArchitecture is a postgraduate Master's programme offered jointly by the Faculty of Media and the Faculty of Architecture. The course is a response to ongoing structural changes in society and the increasing importance of the reciprocal influence of media and architecture. MediaArchitecture aims to explore and develop the growing overlap between architectonic and medial space for study and research, as well as for new potential professional fields of work.

The study course is a cooperation between three departments in each of the Faculties of Media and Architecture: the Chairs of Building Design, of Presentation Methodology and of Design and Architectural Theory from the Faculty of Architecture and the Chairs of History and Theory of Cultural Techniques, of Interface Design and of Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) from the Faculty of Media.

The postgraduate degree programme is aimed at architecture and media studies graduates as well as graduates of related disciplines of a scientific and/or artistic-creative nature. Successful graduates are awarded the academic degree of Master of Science (MSc). The qualification is well-suited for future work in a variety of disciplines including architectural environments, trade fair and event architecture, film architecture, staging techniques, urban planning, engineering, intelligent orientation systems and the diverse disciplines involved in the representation of knowledge, image and products.

Detailed information is available in the “MediaArchitecture” Brochure . For further information see also: MediaArchitecture