Your path to a career in IT
Modern IT requires specialists who can develop software, understand complex systems and apply new technologies in practice. From software development and cloud computing to IT security and artificial intelligence: a degree in Computer Science combines a broad technical foundation with practical application. From the third semester onwards, students choose one of three study tracks, allowing them to tailor their studies to their interests and career goals. In the 6th semester, you will undertake a work placement and gain valuable practical experience. In the process, you will establish contacts with companies that can help you get started in your career.
What will I learn on the course?
Developing software and implementing digital solutions
Programming, software engineering, web technologies, APIs, databases and modern development processes are integral parts of the curriculum. Students learn how to turn an idea into a working application.
Understanding IT systems, the cloud and security
This area covers networks, Linux, IT infrastructure, cloud computing, virtualisation, system administration and cybersecurity. This enables students to understand how digital systems are operated, secured and scaled.
Applying future technologies and practical experience
This includes the fundamentals of AI, data science, machine learning, project management, hackathons, start-up projects, work placements and the Bachelor’s thesis. The focus is on applying new knowledge directly to real-world IT tasks.
