Code and Interactive Systems FH Salzburg (Salzburg University of Applied Sciences)

Sophisticated web applications, mobile apps, and innovative games: in our Bachelor's in Multimedia Technology programme, you will shape the digital future. As a prospective expert in media informatics and software development, you will learn how to combine technology and creativity. This will enable you to develop ground-breaking applications for the world of tomorrow. Our Bachelor's degree at Salzburg University of Applied Sciences is the ideal springboard into the world of digital media and the communications industry!

Our Multimedia Technology course will give you a broad knowledge of all technical aspects of the modern media world. Learn more about the basics of media informatics and get to know different programming languages during your studies.

Through numerous practical projects, including our MultiMediaArt partner programme, you will gain experience working with a team of designers and learn about typical workflows within the digital industry. At the same time, you get to put together an impressive portfolio.

Among others, during your Multimedia Technology studies you will deal with:

• Web and internet technologies
• Games (mobile, PC, console)
• 3D and computer graphics
• Mobile applications (iOS, Android)
• Programming and software development
• Human-machine interaction
• Augmented and virtual reality

Entry requirements

All applicants must be qualified to study at an Austrian university.

Please also note that there may be additional requirements. For more information please see "Zugangsvoraussetzungen" and "Aufnahmeverfahren" on the german website of the degree programme.

German language skills

Please note that the degree programme is conducted in German language! A proof of language proficiency is part of the admission requirements. A very good command of the German language is necessary. Minimum: B2 level, Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, CEFR.

The Salzburg University of Applied Sciences does not offer any German language courses prior to admission to a study programme. Prospective students have to take care about that on their own responsibility.