Course offer in English
Bachelor InterMedia
The focus of the 4th semester is on sustainable design: Students combine design practice with sustainability thinking, with strong knowledge regarding urban ecosystems, sustainable practices, and social and economic contexts. Regular and specialisation courses are available. Additionally, you can focus on developing design solutions for an individual media-related challenge. You will benefit from top-level equipment and individual support by our experts to optimally work on your own project.
Key data of the semester taught in English
|
English course offer in |
semester 4 |
| Mode of study |
full-time |
| Term | spring/summer |
| Duration |
March - June |
Prerequisites for incoming students
- Good knowledge of the basics of design in two and three dimensions (area, form, colour, font, typography)
- Interest in current design tasks
- Definition of your own media-related challenge
- English at least Level B2.
Courses offered in English
Spring (summer) semester 2026
Regular courses
Students can choose all regular courses.
- Life Sciences (3 ECTS)
- Scientific working methods 4 (1 ECTS)
- Design Talk OpenIdea BA 4 (1 ECTS)
- Planet centric and Circular Design (3 ECTS)
- Best Practice Analysis (3 ECTS)
- Project work on your own goal 2 (5 ECTS)
Specialisation courses
Choose 2 out of 4.
- Cross-media communication (7 ECTS)
- Digital Life, E-Skills (7 ECTS)
- Sustainable systems (7 ECTS)
- Service Design (7 ECTS)
German Language and Austrian Culture Courses
These courses are scheduled weekly and run over the full semester.
- German for International Students I (3 ECTS)
- German for International Students II (3 ECTS)
Exchange students may choose one of the above German courses. Please note that due to scheduling constraints, these courses are not available to students enrolled in the Computer Sciences – Digital Innovation (IDI) bachelor’s programme. - Exploring Austrian Culture and Values (3 ECTS)
This course is open to all exchange students, subject to timetable availability. Students from the Computer Sciences – Digital Innovation and Social Work bachelor’s programmes are guaranteed to have no scheduling conflicts and can freely enrol in this course.
