Curious about art dealing with media and technologies? Do you want to discover more about interactive art, virtual environments, physical computing and creative robotics? Are you interested in creating digital experiences and re-think future knowledge systems?
Start to study at Interface Cultures Master program. Now is the perfect time to get in contact!
Interface Cultures at the University of Art and Design in Linz, Austria provides an internationally oriented master and research program in Interactive Digital Arts, led by Manuela Naveau & Laurent Mignonneau. Furthermore, the Interface Cultures program has a close partnership with Ars Electronica and student projects are featured at the Ars Electronica Festival on a yearly basis.
Study requirements:
To study at Interface Cultures you need a valid bachelor (or equivalent) degree to qualify for the admission to this master program. For EU-citizens the program is generally free of charge, non-EU-citizens currently have to pay a fee of 726,72 € per semester. Students can apply to university fee reduction funds.
Language Skills:
German skills are not required to join the program. The master program is fully held in English language; our faculty also can support German, French, Spanish and Italian speaking students.
Materials needed for the interview:
For the online registration you will have to provide a copy of your degree, along with a motivation letter, your CV and a portfolio of your works.
More information on the application procedures:
Admission Examination
If you have any further questions regarding the registration procedure, please don’t hesitate to get in touch!