Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen

What you'll study

The curriculum covers both technical and creative topics. Core areas include software development, theoretical computer science and algorithms, mathematics, digital mediatechnologies, computer graphics (modelling, shading, rendering, animation), audio and video production, web and mobile technologies, media psychology and design, introduction to artificial intelligence, IT and media law, project management and career skills. Teaching mixes lectures, exercises, labs and projects.

• Students collect 210 Credit Points across seven semesters; sample first‑semester modules include Grafische Datenverarbeitung: Modellierung, Mediengestaltung: Text und Bild, Theoretische Informatik und Algorithmik, Softwareentwicklung and Flexibles Lernen: Studieneinstieg.
• Second semester examples: Mediengestaltung: Bewegtbild und Ton, Medienproduktion: Bewegtbild und Ton, Grafische Datenverarbeitung: Shading/Rendering, Web‑Technologien and Statistik.
• From year two you choose one of two flexible specialisations: Medienproduktion (focus on 2D/3D animation, video production and VFX) or Web & Mobile (apps, databases, security, responsive/web development). The programme also includes games development, introductory AI, and a variety of compulsory and elective modules mapped across semesters 3–6.
• The final (7th) semester comprises a practical placement phase, the Bachelor thesis and a colloquium.

Entry requirements

The programme language is German and it is offered at Friedberg. It is listed as Zulassungsfrei (no restricted admission). The standard duration is seven semesters.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles that combine creative production and technical implementation: positions in film and video production, advertising and content creation, web and mobile application development, game development and interactive media, or technical roles that require expertise in computer graphics, media technologies and software engineering.

Scholarships & funding angle

The course page does not list specific scholarships. Prospective students should explore general university scholarships, government funding, employer‑sponsored internships or regional student financial aid options offered by THM and external foundations.