The Applied Computer Science Bachelor's program offers a broad and practical IT education with a focus on real-world applications. You will gain fundamental knowledge and have the opportunity to specialize in areas like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things, Embedded Systems, or Software Engineering. The curriculum covers programming, digital technology, mathematics, and software modeling, preparing you for the evolving demands of the IT industry.
The Bachelor's program in Applied Computer Science spans seven semesters (210 ECTS) and provides a strong foundation in IT. The curriculum includes a strong emphasis on practical application and offers opportunities for specialization. You will gain fundamental knowledge in programming, digital technology, mathematics, and software modeling. The program includes a mandatory practical semester in the fourth semester and allows for specialization in one of three areas from the fifth semester onwards. Students also have the option to undertake an international study or internship.
Graduates of the Applied Computer Science program are well-prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in the IT sector. The strong practical orientation, combined with specialization options, ensures excellent job prospects in a field with continuously growing demand for skilled professionals.
International applicants should check specific admission requirements, which may include recognition of foreign educational qualifications.
All students must pay a semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag), which covers services and the student union. This fee is currently €934 per month for living costs and covers the semester contribution for student services and student union. Non-EU/EEA students pay tuition fees for Bachelor's and consecutive Master's programs.
State-accredited degree program
The program has a standard duration of 7 semesters (210 ECTS). This includes a mandatory practical semester in the fourth semester.
EU/EEA citizens do not pay tuition fees for Bachelor's programs at public universities in Baden-Württemberg. Non-EU/EEA citizens will pay tuition fees, in addition to a semester contribution that covers student services and the student union.
The application deadline for the winter semester is July 15, and for the summer semester it is January 15. Please apply through the university's online application portal.
Applicants need a University Entrance Qualification equivalent to the German Abitur. International applicants should also check specific admission requirements for recognition of foreign educational qualifications.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as Software Developer, AI Specialist, Embedded Systems Engineer, System Analyst, IT Consultant, and Web Developer due to the program's practical orientation and specialization options.
From the fifth semester onwards, students can specialize in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Embedded Systems, or Software Engineering. The program also covers fundamental knowledge in programming, digital technology, mathematics, and software modeling.