50業子

Interdisciplinary Computing is the first interdisciplinary technical master’s program at IT:U. Its educational approach is deeply rooted in project-based, personalized learning. As a student, you will study at the intersection of computing and various disciplines.

You develop your knowledge and skills in a vibrant, international environment, whilst learning in small groups to gain the experience for a future job in industry or to follow an academic career.

Choose one of four specializations within the first year:

• Designing Interactions
• Digital Earth, Society, and Networks
• Digital Humanities, Health, and Life Sciences
• Future Industries

Your journey through your master’s program:

The Learn Lab modules in the first two semesters will give you the opportunity to get to know the six different labs – Virtual Reality, Motion Capture, Maker Lab, Robotic, Interaction and Data Lab – that form the basis of IT:U’s project-based, personalized learning approach.

The Pre-specialization module in the second semester will equip you with the basic skills of your chosen specialization. Your third semester consists of a Research Proficiency module where you’ll be trained in scientific writing and academic methodology.

In the Specialization module, you will focus on real-world challenges and projects related to your specialization. The final part of your master’s program is the writing and defence of your Master’s Thesis. 

Facts & Figures:

• Fully taught in English
• Applications are open from February 7, 2025 
• Deadline for non-EU/non-EEA/non-Swiss applicants: April 30, 2025
• Deadline for EU/EEA/Swiss applicants and Third Country Nationals with an EU/EEA/Swiss residency permit: May 31, 2025
• Start date: October 1, 2025
• No tuition fees*

* mandatory student council-contribution (ÖH): €24.70/sem  

*tuition fee after 4+2 tolerance sem: €600/sem 

At IT:U, we explore the next level of learning

IT:U conducts education within challenge-based projects, promoting project-based learning and using groundbreaking educational technology to scale up. The best way to learn new skills is to practically acquire them within projects which address challenges that engage and motivate us. 

• You take ownership of your learning actively participating in projects to create your learning path. 
• You collaborate in interdisciplinary groups of students and learn to approach problems from multiple perspectives. 
• You participate in mission-based, real world projects which give you hands-on experiences fostering your skills. 
• You become familiar with the theories, methods and technologies of digital transformation.
• Your understanding of the subject and your ability to collaboratively solve problems matter and are therefore the main criteria for your ongoing assessment.