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Prof. Dr. Thomas Hodel is a faculty member at the University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons (FHGR), where he serves as a lecturer at the Institute for Multimedia Production (IMP) within the Department of Applied Future Technologies. He has played a pivotal role in shaping academic programs, notably as one of the initiators of the Multimedia Production program at Bern in collaboration with BFH, and as a member of the MMP steering committee. His academic leadership extended to serving as head of the WGS (Business, Health, Social Sciences) department at BFH.
- Institution: University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons
- School: Department of Applied Future Technologies
- Department: Institute for Multimedia Production (IMP)
- Academic Rank: Professor
- Location: Ringstrasse 34, 7000 Chur, Switzerland
- Contact: Phone: +41 81 286 37 95
Thomas Hodel holds a doctorate in computer science (Dr.rer.inf.) and a licentiate in theology. His educational background combines technical and humanistic disciplines, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach to his work.
His research and expertise lie in the domain of multimedia systems and AR/VR/MR in the context of AI, with a specific focus on content visualization and media production technologies. His work bridges applied computer science with creative media applications, contributing to the advancement of digital communication and immersive technologies in educational and industrial contexts.
With extensive experience in both academia and industry—having held positions at ETH Zurich, University of Zurich, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, and BFH—Prof. Hodel possesses deep insight into the higher education landscape. He previously worked in the IT industry in leadership roles such as head of application architecture and head of research and development, bringing practical expertise into his academic contributions.
While no scientific awards or publications are listed in the provided text, his influence is evident through program development, academic governance, and cross-institutional collaboration. He has been instrumental in establishing joint bachelor’s programs and advancing media-related curricula.
Prof. Hodel has advised and led academic initiatives, particularly in the development of the MMP joint bachelor's program, though no named students are mentioned. He has not received any grants or led specific research projects detailed in this document.
He is associated with the Institute for Multimedia Production, which operates within the broader ecosystem of applied future technologies at FHGR, including labs focused on digital media, usability, and innovation in media production.




