At least one module examination must be taken in all six modules. Students are required to actively participate in the modules or individual components of the modules.

Active participation can be

• Regular attendance
• Participation in the courses
• Preparation and follow-up of teaching material (e.g. protocols, assignments, preparation/reading of texts)

• Assumption of presentations, short and impulse presentations, presentations, short presentations,...

  The applicable criteria for active participation are determined at the beginning of the courses belonging to the module in consultation with the students and lecturers. The lecturers decide on the fulfilment of the criteria for active participation, if necessary in consultation with the module coordinators.
  
  Further information on the examinations can be found here.
  

Module examination inm710 (MM1) Artistic-technical media competence

In the module inm710 Artistic-Technical Media Competence, two artistic-technical presentations are created , each with a written explanation (max. 10 pages). Such a scientific-artistic work consists of two parts: the presentation of one or more artistic work(s) in one or more media (e.g. exhibition, installation, sound-slide show, performance) and the research and a written elaboration analogous to a written seminar paper.

Module examinations Modules inm720 (MM2) and inm730 (MM3) Media Theory

The modules inm720 and inm730 Media Theory in the different specialisations (visual/audio media) are completed with two examinations, one of which is a written seminar paper of max. 15 pages (compulsory!). The second examination can be taken either as a presentation (max. 45 minutes) with a written paper (max. 10 pages), as a written exam (max. 90 minutes), as a portfolio (3-5 partial performances) or as an oral examination (15-20 minutes).

Module examinations inm740 (MM4) Media Analysis

The profile module inm740 Media Analysis is completed with two examinations. It is compulsory to write a theoretical seminar paper or a scientific-artistic paper! The second examination can be a presentation with elaboration or a portfolio.

Module examinations inm750 (MM5) Media Economics/Media Law

In the module inm750 Media Economics/Media Law, the type of examination is a presentation followed by a written paper. The second examination can be either a seminar paper (max. 15 pages) or an oral examination (max. 20 minutes), a portfolio (3-5 partial performances) or a written examination (max. 90 minutes).

Module examinations inm760 (MM6) Media Experiments and Mediation

The module inm760 Media Experiments and Mediation is completed with a scientific-artistic paper, which consists of a project presentation and a written paper.

Area of specialisation

The type of examination in the area of specialisation varies depending on the module composition. Arrangements should be discussed individually with the programme coordinator at School III (Antje Beckmann).

Proof of regular participation

Active participation is confirmed by the lecturers at the end of the semester on so-called cumulative course result sheets. However, the "Gradebook" on Stud.IP is also new for this purpose. Lecturers can enter the grades for examinations there, for example. However, this is done individually for each course and can be discussed with the lecturer. Once a module has been completed, students must submit the cumulative course result sheet to the module coordinator. The cumulative course result sheets are available as a PDF download here or can be obtained in paper form from the Office.

Degree

The Master's degree programme in Integrated Media is completed with the title "Master of Arts".