Admission/ Enrollment

In case you have a BSc in Computer Science from a Dutch university you have full, unconditional, admission to our master's programme in Human Media Interaction. In case you have a different bachelor's degree or a professional master's degree (HBO) in Computer Science you can apply for admittance at the Admission Office, www.utwente.nl/admissionoffice. The same goes for having a bachelor's degree or professional master's degree in a discipline in Artificial Intelligence, Media technology, Creative Technology, Design and whatever you judge could be equivalent here. The HMI admission committee will decide if a student can be admitted or not. Admission may be under specific conditions. UT bachelors and other Dutch bachelors can consult the "doorstroommatrix" (in Dutch) to check if they can be unconditionally admitted.

The committee will check your programme on the aspects of programming, software engineering, computer architecture/organization, operating systems, information systems, databases, artificial intelligence and on mathematics.

Based on this the Admission Office will come up with a pre-master's programme consisting of courses on the aspects mentioned above that are lacking. In case there is too much discrepancy no pre-master’s programme will be allowed, and no admission is possible.


<< View other masters Human Media Interaction Master’s programme Admission/ Enrollment Tution Fees Application EIT ICT Labs Master School Labour market FAQ/contact Search	Admission/ Enrollment In case you have a BSc in Computer Science from a Dutch university you have full, unconditional, admission to our master's programme in Human Media Interaction. In case you have a different bachelor's degree or a professional master's degree (HBO) in Computer Science you can apply for admittance at the Admission Office, www.utwente.nl/admissionoffice. The same goes for having a bachelor's degree or professional master's degree in a discipline in Artificial Intelligence, Media technology, Creative Technology, Design and whatever you judge could be equivalent here. The HMI admission committee will decide if a student can be admitted or not. Admission may be under specific conditions. UT bachelors and other Dutch bachelors can consult the "doorstroommatrix" (in Dutch) to check if they can be unconditionally admitted. The committee will check your programme on the aspects of programming, software engineering, computer architecture/organization, operating systems, information systems, databases, artificial intelligence and on mathematics. Based on this the Admission Office will come up with a pre-master's programme consisting of courses on the aspects mentioned above that are lacking. In case there is too much discrepancy no pre-master’s programme will be allowed, and no admission is possible.