Mediengestaltung Produktion Film Animation Grafik Interaktion

The page provides information for students of the "Mediengestaltung Produktion Film Animation Grafik Interaktion" (Media Design Production Film Animation Graphic Interaction) program at Hochschule Offenburg. It is important to note that this program is being phased out.

Key aspects covered on the page include:

• Module Handbook and Study Regulations: Links are provided to the module handbook, which contains descriptions of the study program's learning areas, and to the study and examination regulations, which govern the formal procedures of studies and examinations, as well as admission requirements for examinations.




• Internship Office: Information and links regarding the internship office are available.




• Re-registration: The page explains the process of re-registration, which involves paying the semester fee. It details how to re-register via bank transfer or direct debit, the re-registration period, and the consequences of late re-registration (exmatriculation).




• Bachelor Thesis: Information is provided on registering for the bachelor thesis, including the aim of the thesis, which is to solve a given problem, process a question, or conceive and realize a media project independently using theoretical and practical knowledge acquired during studies and applying scientific methods. The page also advises students planning to pursue a master's degree to plan their thesis submission accordingly.




• Thesis Regulations and Templates: Links to guidelines for creating and submitting the bachelor thesis, the thesis presentation process (colloquium), citation rules, scientific work and open access, and templates in Word and Open Document Format are provided.




• Thesis Submission and Publication in OPUS: Information on submitting printed copies of the thesis and the option to publish it in OPUS, the university's publication server, is available.




• Explanation for the Final Certificate: A form for the explanation of the final certificate is provided.




• Study Abroad: The importance of international experience is highlighted, and information on planning study abroad stays, including semesters at partner universities, internships in foreign industrial companies, and stays for completing theses, is provided.

The page also lists contact persons for the program, including Monika Selent (secretariat) and Sina Purschke (study organization), with their contact details.

Additional information includes:

• Exam schedules for the summer semester 2025.




• Information on the capacity of lecture halls and PC pools.




• Information on locations and rooms.




• Temporary changes to examination formats.




• Links to FAQs on study and examination achievements and a leaflet on leave applications.

The page further provides information on study organization, exam registration, grade certificates, lecture schedules, and the start of studies, including campus user accounts, the OSKAR card, e-mail, VPN, printing, filr, bwSync&share, Moodle, Zoom, HSO Chat, bwLehrpoolRemote, bwCloud, and eduGit.

Support services such as the learning center, math app, mentor program, help with procrastination, and the writing office are also mentioned.

Finally, the page includes information on the AStA (student union), financial aid for students, study abroad opportunities, the language center, tutoring, cultural programs, sports, studying during pregnancy and breastfeeding, studying with disabilities, the lost and found office, house rules, the university orchestra and choir, counseling services, social media, and legal information.