The Integrated Media master's degree programme offers the option of studying the programme in combination with another Master’s degree as a dual Master’s.

Examples:

• Master of Education in Art or Music (plus the second subject)
• Musicology
• Art and Media Studies
• but also master's degree programmes in more unrelated subject areas

With the additional subject-specific master's degree programme in Integrated Media , you can expand your knowledge, skills and qualifications in the field of audiovisual media, both in theory and practice. This also enhances your professional qualifications.

You can study the two Master’s programmes and their modules in parallel, in a way that suits your timetable. You can even have some seminars and modules counted towards both programmes (in the Master’s programmes in the arts or music, the modules overlap to some extent, but modules can also be credited towards the area of specialisation.
However, due to the wider range of course content, your studies will be extended by an average of two semesters. This means: three years of Master’s study, but with an additional Master’s degree.

There is also the option of writing just one Master’s thesis for both degree programmes and having it recognised for both. In this case, you must ensure that the thesis covers content from both degree programmes . For example, if you’re studying Art for Teacher Training, you could write your Master’s thesis in Integrated Media and then have it recognised (subject to prior agreement!) towards your Master of Education.

Also important: your tuition fees will not increase as a result of studying for a dual Master’s degree.