The programme focuses on the interdisciplinary study of AR, VR and mixed reality technologies. It integrates artistic, technological, cultural and methodological dimensions to prepare students for careers in immersive media production.

Graduates can pursue careers as VR/AR designers, developers, producers and marketers in sectors such as entertainment, education, healthcare and more.

The programme lasts for 7 semesters (approximately 3.5 years).

Yes, the entire programme is delivered in English.

The programme offers access to state-of-the-art software and hardware, a motion-capture studio, a VR lab, film and sound studios, and a usability lab.

Graduates can work in the growing field of XR (extended reality) applications in sectors such as media, entertainment, healthcare and research, or go on to study for a Master’s degree in a specialist programme.

For international applicants: 15 January 2025 – 1 August 2025
For German applicants: 1 April 2025 – 1 September 2025

Applications from international applicants are submitted via Uni-Assist, and those from German applicants via the university’s online portal.

Yes, you need to submit your academic qualifications, proof of English language proficiency and a digital portfolio of examples of your work.

For international applicants: A valid university entrance qualification (such as a high school diploma), proof of English language proficiency (e.g. a B2 certificate or equivalent), and artistic aptitude.

For German applicants: A relevant university entrance qualification for the state of Hesse, proof of English language proficiency, and artistic aptitude (if the qualification is not yet available).

The assessment consists of two parts: 1) Review of your portfolio (three examples of work related to AR/VR), and 2) If your portfolio is accepted, you will sit an online exam and attend an interview.

Examples of AR/VR design, such as 3D experiences, 360° videos, concept art, virtual/augmented reality applications, 2D/3D graphics, storyboards, prototypes and physical models. Ensure that all files are flawless and include your name.

You can provide a B2 certificate, or show an average mark higher than ‘average’ in English on your secondary school report. Sometimes, if you have already completed another course taught in English, and if you can provide supporting documents to prove this, that will also be accepted.

If you do not have the certificate by the deadline, you can still apply using your last two school reports and submit a certificate of enrolment from your school.

The entrance examination is conducted online and consists of a portfolio review, followed by an online interview if the portfolio is accepted.