TU Wien Informatics

Bachelor Media Informatics and Visual Computing

  • Bachelor Program
  • UE 033 532
  • Expiring!

The bachelor’s program Media Informatics and Visual Computing teaches you key technologies and technical processes in the areas of Computer Vision, Computer Graphics, Visualization and Augmented/Mixed/Virtual Reality.

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Facts

  • Duration: 6 Semesters
  • ECTS: 180
  • Degree: Bachelor of Science (BSc)
  • Language: German
  • Restricted Admission: Yes / Process
  • Curriculum: PDF / Courses
  • Questions? — We have answers

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About

What to expect?

During your studies you will learn the mathematical and formal basics of computer science. In order to be able to address the special challenges of Media Informatics, you will receive an interdisciplinary basic training, in which you acquire knowledge and skills in the creative and user-centered design of the media and their production processes.

Why all this?

As a graduate of this degree program, you are internationally competitive for a further qualification in the context of a relevant master’s program, but also for your work in the business world.

These activities include application-oriented research, the development of information and communication systems and the design, implementation and evaluation of interactive components in information and communication systems. You can work in the innovation-driven, human-centered areas of Visual Computing (Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Image Processing, Visualization, Mixed Reality, etc.), Multimedia Systems and Tangible Computing.

Curriculum

The bachelor degree program in Media Informatics and Visual Computing offers you in-depth, scientifically and methodically high-quality education geared to lasting knowledge. Anticipating future professional requirements, you will be taught a variety of interdisciplinary skills. You’ll acquire basic knowledge of computer science and a critical understanding of its theories and principles, which are based on a stable knowledge of the basics and methods. These include the areas of algorithms and data structures, architecture of computer and software systems, mathematics, probability theory and statistics, human-machine interaction, programming paradigms, software engineering and theoretical computer science and logic.

In addition, you will receive in-depth training in computer vision, computer graphics, visualization, augmented / mixed / virtual reality, interaction design / user experience, computer and sensor system design, design-oriented thinking and design practice, as well as social and cultural aspects of digital interaction technology.

During studying, you develop important cognitive, practical and personal skills that enable you to think agile and interdisciplinarily, work goal-oriented and methodically, and document and present precisely. You learn to use foundations and methods for modeling, solution finding and evaluation, can validate systems empirically and experimentally and develop and implement design concepts. The application of qualitative and quantitative methods of social science and the use of participative procedures round off your professional qualification profile as a graduate.

In the course of your studies, you will also learn methods and strategies for strengthening your self-organization and self-responsibility as well as your individual creativity and innovation potential. Your curiosity and teamwork will be encouraged as well as your active and passive critical ability. According to the professional requirements, you learn how to deal responsibly with people from diverse professional and social groups.

Frequently Asked Questions

Anyone who studies a Software and Information Engineering, Media Informatics and Visual Computing, or Medical Informatics bachelor’s program can complete it until October 31, 2028. Alternatively, switching to the new Bachelor Informatics program is possible at any time before and after this deadline.

More questions? Simply email us at studiendekanat.informatik@tuwien.ac.at!

Please send an email to studienabteilung@tuwien.ac.at with your request and a scan/photo of your TU Card. All the details are explained on our Transitional Provisions](/study-services/transitional-provisions) page.

More questions? Simply email us at studiendekanat.informatik@tuwien.ac.at!

Anyone who studies a Software and Information Engineering, Media Informatics and Visual Computing, or Medical Informatics bachelor’s program can complete it until October 31, 2028. Alternatively, switching to the new Bachelor Informatics program is possible at any time before and after this deadline.

More questions? Simply email us at studiendekanat.informatik@tuwien.ac.at!

Courses that are continued in the new Bachelor of Informatics do not have to be credited – this will happen automatically. In addition, courses listed in the Switching to Bachelor Informatics document, as well as free electives and Transferable Skills completed at TU Wien, are also automatically recognized.

Courses credited for an expiring bachelor’s program are NOT automatically valid for the new Bachelor of Informatics!

Courses that are DISCONTINUED in the new Bachelor of Informatics must be credited within two semesters of starting the new program. Fill in the relevant form and send them together with the official signed transcripts via email. As soon as the decision about your application has been received, you will be notified.

More questions? Simply email us at studiendekanat.informatik@tuwien.ac.at!

Open thesis topics are usually announced via TISS. To see all available thesis topics, please configure the TISS search form as follows (for technical reasons, we unfortunately can’t provide a direct link): Click the “Extended Search” button, set thesis type to “Bachelor Thesis”, set faculty to “Faculty of Informatics”, and click the “Search” button.
We’ve prepared a nice step-by-step guide on how to apply for your bachelor’s degree. Please follow the guide and if you have any questions, contact our Study Services team.
You always graduate under the currently valid (i.e., latest) version of your curriculum. If you began your studies under an older version, our transitional provisions and equivalencies will help you with the transition and describe how to proceed when you graduate under a newer version.
Please see the links and contact information below, or contact our Study Services team.