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Studenter på medie- og interaksjonsdesign i undervisningssituasjon.

Study close to the media and media technology industry

Media City Bergen is an international knowledge and innovation cluster in which the Department of Information Science and Media Studies, University of Berge,n is co-located with leading media and media technology companies including TV2, NRK, Vizrt, Bergens Tidene, IBM BA, and Vimond. The Department collaborates with these companies within education, research and innovation, and this gives students a unique experience and closeness to the industry.

The University of Bergen is a founding partner of Media City Bergen and the Department of Information Science and Media Studies represents the University in the media cluster. The Department offers three bachelors programmes and three master programmes within journalism, TV production, and media and interaction design, as well as PhD education. See our programmes here

The Master in Media and Interaction will be taught in English from 2019.

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Katarina Kroken Ingvild Hagen og Kristin Mjelde, masterstudenter på MA i medie- og interaksjonsdesign Håvard Tveit, Chief Executive Officer, Everviz

Media City Bergen companies pitch ideas for master projects

In Media City Bergen, master students can collaborate with companies such as TV 2 Digital, NRK, Vimond, Bergens Tidene, Mjoll and Everviz.

Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Design Sprint

New course in innovation and entrepreneurship in Media City Bergen

How to be innovative and successful as an entrepreneur? UiB launches a new course for undergraduate students at the Faculty of Social Science in Media City Bergen.

Students
Henrik and Simon presents their "Konfliktrådet"

Master students in scriptwriting pitching ideas for TV-series

Internships at ITV Studios and NRK 

Student
Demo for studentene på MIX301

Master students make artificial speech robots

Students in the Master in Media and Interaction Design programme at UiB in Media City Bergen presented their artificial speech prototypes. The result is: Robot Buddy, Easysleep, Masebotten and Albert the kitchen assistant.