Informatics | Games Engineering

Subjects: Informatics,Games Engineering,Informatics,Games Engineering

M.Sc. | Master of Science

Course description

Explore, interact, and play—these are the pillars of our new Master's program at the Faculty of Computer Science. This course recognizes the growing impact of interactive computer game technologies on society. It bridges forward-thinking multidisciplinary research with the fast-paced development of a technology field rich in industrial innovation. Our Master's degree in Games Engineering offers deep scientific training in game technologies. The focus is on systematic research, development, technical implementation, and research-oriented application of interactive technologies. These technologies find use in education, training, film, and television. Games Engineering covers the theoretical foundations of interactive computer game technologies. It includes their realization through software, diverse computer systems, and multi-sensory interfaces and display systems. Modern games engineering integrates core concepts of computer science, physics, and mathematics. It also considers hardware-specific aspects, user-friendliness, and interactivity. The program aims to equip students with the skills to design and develop the technical infrastructure of modern computer games. It prepares them to implement these designs effectively. This course is ideal for those looking to dive deep into the world of game technologies and make a significant impact in various fields.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

adequate knowledge of the English language; This is from students whose The language of training is not English, proof of this through a recognized language test such as the “Test of English as a Foreign Language” (TOEFL) (at least 88 points), that “International English Language Testing System” (IELTS) (at least 6.5 points) or the to deliver “Cambridge Main Suite of English Examinations”; were in the undergraduate course examinations worth 30 credits in English Examination modules were completed or the final thesis was written in English, This also demonstrates adequate knowledge of the English language,

Qualification Requirements

at least one acquired at a domestic or foreign university six-semester qualified bachelor's degree or at least an equivalent Degree in Computer Science: Games Engineering or comparable courses,proof of specialist knowledge in the form of a “Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test” or in the form of a “Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering” (GATE) Mandatory for applicants who do their first degree in the following countries completed: China, Bangladesh, India, Iran, Pakistan; for others Applicants with a first degree not in a signatory country of the Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications in Higher Education in the European Region of April 11, 1997 (hereinafter: the Lisbon Convention) has been completed, it is recommended that the test be submitted in accordance with sentence 1, as this is the case Are there any significant differences with regard to the initial financial statements? proven competencies in accordance with paragraph 2 are required; for degrees that States that are signatories to the Lisbon Convention will not be required to do so 3 necessary; The exact information on how to carry out the test will be provided in a timely manner Internet pages of the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology are known given,

Document Requirements

Degree Certificate and Diploma or Subject and Grade Transcript of Studies to Date Transcript of Records Proof of English Language Proficiency Letter of Motivation Essay Curricular Analysis Module Catalog Complete and Current Résumé Passport Preliminary Documentation (VPD) if the qualification for graduate studies (e.g. a bachelor's) is obtained outside the EU/EEA