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Computer Science and Information SystemsMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Learn how to utilize code and algorithms to create highly engaging interactive, tangible and physical interfaces for next-level products and services. The Creative Computing Master’s is a graduate course that focuses on the significance of data and coding in digital design and computational art. The program places an emphasis on a research based and critique driven understanding and integration of data technologies. Students will assess their utility in mediating human experiences in digital ecosystems and creative processes that drive socially meaningful outcomes that address pressing issues. The program is a practice-led course that covers data visualization and generative design and how the two synergistically operate in commercial applications such as data driven interface design, information dashboards, and their role in DaaS (Desktop-as-a-Service)and SaaS (Software as a Service) platforms. In addition to the commercial realm, creative technology skills provide a world of opportunity for students to develop their own computation driven design and art practices. This master’s program develops hard skills like data processing and analysis, code and object based interactive design. Critical and speculative design approaches will be covered to boost the student’s confidence to develop incisive and future forward applications. Project oriented modules will allow students to develop data driven creative outcomes in response to speculative and real-world briefs. Theory oriented modules will focus on relationship between technology and culture to provide an understand of the social needs that drive technological innovation and, crucially, an understanding of how technology can be leveraged for social good to solve pressing societal issues.
Program overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Learn how to utilize code and algorithms to create highly engaging interactive, tangible and physical interfaces for next-level products and services. The Creative Computing Master’s is a graduate course that focuses on the significance of data and coding in digital design and computational art. The program places an emphasis on a research based and critique driven understanding and integration of data technologies. Students will assess their utility in mediating human experiences in digital ecosystems and creative processes that drive socially meaningful outcomes that address pressing issues. The program is a practice-led course that covers data visualization and generative design and how the two synergistically operate in commercial applications such as data driven interface design, information dashboards, and their role in DaaS (Desktop-as-a-Service)and SaaS (Software as a Service) platforms. In addition to the commercial realm, creative technology skills provide a world of opportunity for students to develop their own computation driven design and art practices. This master’s program develops hard skills like data processing and analysis, code and object based interactive design. Critical and speculative design approaches will be covered to boost the student’s confidence to develop incisive and future forward applications. Project oriented modules will allow students to develop data driven creative outcomes in response to speculative and real-world briefs. Theory oriented modules will focus on relationship between technology and culture to provide an understand of the social needs that drive technological innovation and, crucially, an understanding of how technology can be leveraged for social good to solve pressing societal issues.
- EURO 3.000 (EURO three thousand) This reservation fee will be deducted from the total amount of study fees. (Not applicable for EU applicants) - Official translation to English / German for those documents in different language. - German taught programmes needs both English / German language certificate - Minimum English language level is B1 - German taught programmes needs both English / German language certificate* : Min English language level is B1 Admission requirements for different length of masters: - Fast Track 2 semesters: Bachelor 180 ECTS + 120 ECTS Master - Thesis Focus 3 semesters: Bachelor 210 ECTS + 90 ECTS Master - Industry Placed 4 semesters: Bachelor 240 ECTS + 60 ECTS Master Application requirements: 1. Application form 2. Secondary School Diploma / Certificate 3. Bachelor’s degree certificate & transcript of records. Relevance of your bachelor’s degree subject to the master’s degree programme and amount of credits (Equivalent to 210 or 240 ECTS credits depending on the Master’s programme) 4. English / German language certificate* / request to waive** 5. CV 6. Passport copy 7. Letter of motivation/intent (at least 500 words) 8. Work experience certificate if applicable 9. Portfolio Please note: Some applicants might be asked to participate in an interview (through Skype). This will take approx. 30 to 45 minutes and includes a general discussion about the your motivation. Portfolio requirements: Include up to 10 visual or interactive projects (with accompanying image series, sketches and/or other visual/textual material) This should be original work that highlights a range of your abilities and interests. This might include illustrations, graphic novel spread, poster series, games, character development, photo essays, collages, paintings, sculptures, marketing or social campaigns, short films, animations, applications or websites, personal creative projects, as well as text-based conceptual projects. We are also interested in seeing excerpts from sketchbooks, contact sheets, and research development where applicable. All work should be accompanied by a short text reflecting on the project or work. The portfolio should be collected in a PDF format, and sent through WeTransfer or uploaded onto a website. Large sculptural projects, 3D objects, and performances can be presented digitally. Include any media links or social media channels that are relevant. Interactive projects or games should be uploaded as Windows-executables or as an online playable link. Language Requirements: • IELTS 5.5 overall (no less than 5.0 each components) • TOEFL IBT 72 • TOEFL ITP 500 – 547 (290-300 listening, 280-300 language form, 280-300 reading) • Pearson Test of English (Academic) 59 • Pearson Test of English (General) Level 3 • Cambridge Exam Advanced and Proficiency 162 overall • Cambridge Exam First (FCE) Grade C • TOEIC Listening/Reading 785, Speaking 160, Writing 150 • PASSWORD 5.5 (no less than 5.0 in each component) **Language Waiver • To request a language test waiver, you must have studied in a country where the official first language is English: • At least nine months in duration • Full-time • Undertaken at a recognised institution where teaching and assessment throughout the course is entirely in English • Has been completed within 2 years of the start date of the course to which you are applying • Medium of Instruction (MOI) should indicate English + EF SET or any accepted English proficiency certificate requested
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
At the University of Applied Sciences Europe , we offer six English-taught undergraduate degrees, specializing in game design, communication design, photography, sport and event management, business and management, as well as digital business and data science.
The usual undergraduate entry requirements include:
High school diploma or equivalent occupational diploma, incl. experience
Entrance examination
Personal interview
IELTS — overall band score from 6.0
The average tuition fees for international students at undergraduate level are €34,020.
You may be eligible to a 1.25 percent discount if you pay the entire semester tuition before the semester commences. If you’re able to pay the entire course tuition before the course begins, you may be entitled to a 3 percent discount of the course fees. .
Scholarships are also awarded each semester.
International students who are interested in applying for an undergraduate program at the University of Applied Sciences Europe, should visit this page for more information, and complete the form.
At the University of Applied Sciences Europe, we offer six English-taught postgraduate programs, including an online MBA. Entry requirements for international students to study a postgraduate program vary between each course. General entry requirements will require:
Submitting the online-application
Completing a bachelor’s degree program with a final grade of at least “good” (2.5), otherwise a letter of recommendation from the previous university is required
Your degree must be related to the selected program of study
An interview in English
IELTS — overall band score from 6.0
To study the MBA program at the University of Applied Sciences Europe, you must have:
A bachelor’s degree
English-skills
Two years of work experience
Tuition fees for international students at postgraduate level also vary accordingly to each program. At the University of Applied Sciences Europe, the average tuition fees are €26,376. Tuition fees for the MBA program for international students are €12,960 which are paid in 24 monthly installments of €540.
You may be eligible to a 1.25 percent discount if you pay the entire semester tuition before the semester commences. If you’re able to pay the entire course tuition before the course begins, you may be entitled to a 3 percent discount of the course fees. For more information, visit our website.
Scholarships are also awarded each semester. To see whether you’re eligible for one of the University of Applied Sciences Europe scholarships, click here.
International students who are interested in applying for an undergraduate program at the University of Applied Sciences Europe, should visit our website for more information, and complete our online application form.
Creative Computing
UE Innovation Hub, Potsdam, Germany
14,300 EURTuition Fee/year
YesScholarships
Computer Science and Information SystemsMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Creative Computing Master’s is a graduate course that focuses on the significance of data and coding in digital design and computational art. The program places an emphasis on a research based and critique driven understanding and integration of data technologies. Students will assess their utility in mediating human experiences in digital ecosystems and creative processes that drive socially meaningful outcomes that address pressing issues.
The program is a practice-led course that covers data visualization and generative design and how the two synergistically operate in commercial applications such as data driven interface design, information dashboards, and their role in DaaS (Desktop-as-a-Service)and SaaS (Software as a Service) platforms. In addition to the commercial realm, creative technology skills provide a world of opportunity for students to develop their own computation driven design and art practices.
This master’s program develops hard skills like data processing and analysis, code and object based interactive design. Critical and speculative design approaches will be covered to boost the student’s confidence to develop incisive and future forward applications. Project oriented modules will allow students to develop data driven creative outcomes in response to speculative and real-world briefs. Theory oriented modules will focus on relationship between technology and culture to provide an understand of the social needs that drive technological innovation and, crucially, an understanding of how technology can be leveraged for social good to solve pressing societal issues.
Program overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Creative Computing Master’s is a graduate course that focuses on the significance of data and coding in digital design and computational art. The program places an emphasis on a research based and critique driven understanding and integration of data technologies. Students will assess their utility in mediating human experiences in digital ecosystems and creative processes that drive socially meaningful outcomes that address pressing issues.
The program is a practice-led course that covers data visualization and generative design and how the two synergistically operate in commercial applications such as data driven interface design, information dashboards, and their role in DaaS (Desktop-as-a-Service)and SaaS (Software as a Service) platforms. In addition to the commercial realm, creative technology skills provide a world of opportunity for students to develop their own computation driven design and art practices.
This master’s program develops hard skills like data processing and analysis, code and object based interactive design. Critical and speculative design approaches will be covered to boost the student’s confidence to develop incisive and future forward applications. Project oriented modules will allow students to develop data driven creative outcomes in response to speculative and real-world briefs. Theory oriented modules will focus on relationship between technology and culture to provide an understand of the social needs that drive technological innovation and, crucially, an understanding of how technology can be leveraged for social good to solve pressing societal issues.
Admission requirements
Exam Scores
Important Dates
Admission requirements for different length of masters: - Fast Track 2 semesters: Bachelor 180 ECTS + 120 ECTS Master - Thesis Focus 3 semesters: Bachelor 210 ECTS + 90 ECTS Master - Industry Placed 4 semesters: Bachelor 240 ECTS + 60 ECTS Master
Application requirements: 1. Application form 2. Secondary School Diploma / Certificate 3. Bachelor’s degree certificate & transcript of records. Relevance of your bachelor’s degree subject to the master’s degree programme and amount of credits (Equivalent to 210 or 240 ECTS credits depending on the Master’s programme) 4. English / German language certificate* / request to waive** 5. CV 6. Passport copy 7. Letter of motivation/intent (at least 500 words) 8. Work experience certificate if applicable 9. Portfolio
Please note: Some applicants might be asked to participate in an interview (through Skype). This will take approx. 30 to 45 minutes and includes a general discussion about the your motivation.
Portfolio requirements: Include up to 10 visual or interactive projects (with accompanying image series, sketches and/or other visual/textual material) This should be original work that highlights a range of your abilities and interests. This might include illustrations, graphic novel spread, poster series, games, character development, photo essays, collages, paintings, sculptures, marketing or social campaigns, short films, animations, applications or websites, personal creative projects, as well as text-based conceptual projects. We are also interested in seeing excerpts from sketchbooks, contact sheets, and research development where applicable. All work should be accompanied by a short text reflecting on the project or work. The portfolio should be collected in a PDF format, and sent through WeTransfer or uploaded onto a website. Large sculptural projects, 3D objects, and performances can be presented digitally. Include any media links or social media channels that are relevant. Interactive projects or games should be uploaded as Windows-executables or as an online playable link.
Language Requirements: • IELTS 5.5 overall (no less than 5.0 each components) • TOEFL IBT 72 • TOEFL ITP 500 – 547 (290-300 listening, 280-300 language form, 280-300 reading) • Pearson Test of English (Academic) 59 • Pearson Test of English (General) Level 3 • Cambridge Exam Advanced and Proficiency 162 overall • Cambridge Exam First (FCE) Grade C • TOEIC Listening/Reading 785, Speaking 160, Writing 150 • PASSWORD 5.5 (no less than 5.0 in each component)
**Language Waiver • To request a language test waiver, you must have studied in a country where the official first language is English: • At least nine months in duration • Full-time • Undertaken at a recognised institution where teaching and assessment throughout the course is entirely in English • Has been completed within 2 years of the start date of the course to which you are applying • Medium of Instruction (MOI) should indicate English + EF SET or any accepted English proficiency certificate requested
Tuition fee and scholarships
Tuition Fee
Scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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At the University of Applied Sciences Europe , we offer six English-taught undergraduate degrees, specializing in game design, communication design, photography, sport and event management, business and management, as well as digital business and data science.
The usual undergraduate entry requirements include:
The average tuition fees for international students at undergraduate level are €34,020.
You may be eligible to a 1.25 percent discount if you pay the entire semester tuition before the semester commences. If you’re able to pay the entire course tuition before the course begins, you may be entitled to a 3 percent discount of the course fees. .
Scholarships are also awarded each semester.
International students who are interested in applying for an undergraduate program at the University of Applied Sciences Europe, should visit this page for more information, and complete the form.
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At the University of Applied Sciences Europe, we offer six English-taught postgraduate programs, including an online MBA.
Entry requirements for international students to study a postgraduate program vary between each course. General entry requirements will require:
To study the MBA program at the University of Applied Sciences Europe, you must have:
Tuition fees for international students at postgraduate level also vary accordingly to each program. At the University of Applied Sciences Europe, the average tuition fees are €26,376. Tuition fees for the MBA program for international students are €12,960 which are paid in 24 monthly installments of €540.
You may be eligible to a 1.25 percent discount if you pay the entire semester tuition before the semester commences. If you’re able to pay the entire course tuition before the course begins, you may be entitled to a 3 percent discount of the course fees. For more information, visit our website.
Scholarships are also awarded each semester. To see whether you’re eligible for one of the University of Applied Sciences Europe scholarships, click here.
International students who are interested in applying for an undergraduate program at the University of Applied Sciences Europe, should visit our website for more information, and complete our online application form.
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