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Complete guide to masters programs in Culture and Technology at German universities
Masters programs in Culture and Technology provide comprehensive education combining theoretical foundations with practical applications. These programs typically last 1-2 yearsand prepare graduates for various career paths in academia, industry, and research.
Area of Study: Art Studies, Communication Studies, Culture and Technology, Cultural Studies Focus: Curatorial work in the field of culture, International Cultural Work, National and international cultural policy strategy and control processes, Organisational Development of Cultural Establishments
Area of Study: Sociology, Social Science, Culture and Technology, Media Culture, Digital Media, Media Studies, Philosophy Focus: Aesthetics, Media Philosophy, Media History, Sound Studies, Digitality, Media Technology, German Media Theory
Area of Study: History, Culture and Technology, Philosophy Focus: History, Cultural Studies, History of Science, Culture and Technology, Philosophy, Comparative Literature
Area of Study: Gender Studies, Architecture, Spatial Planning, Multimedia Design, Culture and Technology, Design Focus: Relationship Between the Individual, Technology and Society, Innovation Cycles on a Global Scale, Holistic Processes of Shaping, Design as a Media Practice, Influence of Technical Innovations on Design Practice, Transformation Potential of Innovations, Digital Humanities, Perspectives of Design and Engineering, Design, Technology and Social Processes
Area of Study: Sociology, Social Science, Culture and Technology, Computational Linguistics Focus: N/A
Area of Study: Restoration, Archive Studies, Museum Studies, History, Culture and Technology Focus: Source Work\; Materiality of the Film\; Transformation from Analogue to Digital\;, Reuse of Archive Material (in documentary and artistic contexts)\;, Curating for Museums, Cinemas, Festivals\; Strategies for Digital Access\; Film Agency, Film Heritage and Audiovisual Memory Culture\; Festivals\; Media Archaeology\; Film History and Film Historical Source Material\;
Area of Study: Culture and Technology, Cultural Studies, Media Culture, Digital Media, Media Studies, Business Management, Organization Management Focus: Digital Literacy, 21st Century Skills, Concepts of Leadership, Business Analytics, Industry 4.0, Building Information Modelling, Digital Welfare, Digital Education, Digital Culture, Digital Health, Smart Energy, Artificial Intelligence, Interactive Visualisation