Bremen project studies (usually development of larger software systems in larger teams over two semesters); Study achievements are generally achieved through group work.; Large range of electives, allowing students to choose key areas already in the Bachelor's degree course.; Close integration of teaching and research (research-based learning); application-oriented; interdisciplinary partnerships/courses.

Bremen project studies (usually development of larger software systems in larger teams over two semesters); Study achievements are generally achieved through group work.; Wide rang of elective offerings, allowing students to chose key areas; Four focus areas anchored in the curriculum: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Security and Quality (SQ), Digital Media and Interaction (DMI), Visual and Medical Computing (VMC); Close integration of teaching and research (research-based learning); application-oriented; interdisciplinary partnerships/courses.

28 international partner universities for student exchange; Master's degree programmes "Digital Media" and "Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems" in English; Approx 50% international students in the Master's degree programme Digital Media; Obligatory semester abroad in the Bachelor's degree programme in Digital Media; Various international research cooperations with a large number of international cooperation partners.

Bogazici University, Istanbul, Türkei; Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand; Stockholm University, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Schweden; The University of Electro-Communications, Tokio, Japan; Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Irland; Université NICE Sophia Antipolis, Nizza, Frankreich; Aalto University, Helsinki, Finnland; Aarhus Universitet, Aarhus, Dänemark; Université de Montréal, Montréal, Kanada; Dickinson College, Pennsylvania, USA.

Departmental computer work rooms; WiFi across the whole campus; Work rooms for student projects, with the necessary technical equipment; Workstations in the nearby central library; Group workspaces with network access; Subject-specific labs (e.g. robotics); Various special labs (e.g. Spatial Cognition Virtusphere, Bremen Ambient Assistant Living Lab (BAALL), Maritime Exploration Hall, Space Exploration Hall).

CRC "EASE: Everyday Activity Science and Engineering"; Interdisciplinary academic specialisation in "Minds, Media, Machines"; Technology Centre of Computer Science and Information Technology; Associated institutes:: DFKI (areas of robotics and cyber-physical systems), the Institute for Information Management Bremen, and the Fraunhofer Institute for Image-Based Medicine; Several Research Training Groups; Key research areas in teaching: safety and quality, artificial intelligence, digital media and interaction, visual and medical computing.

Comprehensive introductory weeks for new students (incl. preparatory courses); Good connections with lecturers ("open doors"); One of the largest research clusters in the field of informatics in Germany; Research-based learning and sustainability as guiding principles of the University of Bremen. Lecture cycle on sustainability.

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