TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE BRANDENBURG · GERMANY
Applied Computer Science (B.Sc.)
Bachelor's · Taught in de
At a glance
36 mo
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Bachelor's
Level
- 6 semestersDuration
- Full-timeForm of study
- Semester abroad includedInternational focus
- Specializations in Cloud, Mobile Computing, Intelligent Systems, Digital MediaKey areas
- Project-oriented learningTeaching approach
- Accredited (ASIIN e. V.)Quality assurance
This Bachelor of Science degree focuses on Applied Computer Science with an international outlook. It includes a mandatory semester abroad to prepare students for global career opportunities. The curriculum covers a broad spectrum of computer science topics, with specializations in cloud and mobile computing, intelligent systems, and digital media. Teaching methods incorporate lectures, exercises, seminars, group work, and practical laboratory courses. Students gain hands-on experience through projects, including robotics, interactive film design, and mobile application development, such as augmented reality apps. The program emphasizes project-oriented studies from the outset, with a significant portion of learning integrated into practical projects, often in collaboration with companies.
Curriculum
The curriculum is structured over six semesters. The initial semesters focus on foundational computer science, programming, and digital media. Students can select English-taught modules to prepare for their international experience. From the third semester, elective modules allow for specialization. The fourth semester integrates theoretical knowledge with practical laboratory projects. The fifth semester is dedicated to a study abroad period. The program concludes in the sixth semester with a practical project, often industry-based, and the Bachelor's thesis.
- Year 1
- Basics of Computer Science
- Programming
- Digital Media
- Project-oriented studies (PST)
- Year 2
- Advanced Computer Science Topics
- Elective Modules
- Laboratory Projects
- Year 3
- Study Abroad Semester
- Practical Project
- Bachelor Thesis
Careers
Graduates are prepared for diverse IT roles in various sectors. The international experience gained during the program enhances employability by developing crucial global competencies such as initiative, mobility, and intercultural communication.
- Software Development
- Hardware System Adaptation
- Audio/Video Design
- Internet Service Provider roles
- Roles in globalized economies requiring international and social competencies.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the language requirements for the Applied Computer Science B.Sc. program?
- Applicants must demonstrate German language proficiency at a C1 level, such as through DSH or TestDaF. Although the program has an international focus and offers some English-taught modules, the primary language of instruction is German.
- What is the duration of the Applied Computer Science B.Sc. program?
- The program is full-time and lasts for 6 semesters. This includes a mandatory semester abroad in the fifth semester.
- When is the application deadline for the winter semester?
- The application deadline for the winter semester is August 31st. International applicants should follow the specific procedure outlined by the International Office.
- What kind of career opportunities can I expect after graduating?
- Graduates are prepared for diverse IT roles, including Software Development, Hardware System Adaptation, and Audio/Video Design. The program's international focus also enhances employability in globalized economies, developing skills like intercultural communication.
- Does the program include practical experience?
- Yes, the program emphasizes project-oriented studies from the outset, with significant hands-on experience through laboratory courses, projects (e.g., robotics, augmented reality apps), and a final practical project, often in collaboration with companies.
Entry requirements
University entrance qualificationInternational applicants have specific admission requirements and a different application process. Please refer to the International Office for details.
German C1 LevelRequired (e.g., DSH, TestDaF)
While the program is internationally oriented and offers some English-taught modules, the primary language of instruction for most degree courses at THB is German. Applicants need proof of German language proficiency at C1 level.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified
Tuition (home)Not specified
LivingNot specified
Tuition fees and living costs are not specified on the provided pages.
How to apply
1. Check Admission RequirementsVerify that you meet the specific academic and language (C1 German) requirements for international applicants.
2. Prepare Application DocumentsGather all necessary documents as outlined by the International Office. This typically includes proof of academic qualifications and language proficiency.
3. Submit ApplicationFollow the specific application process for international students, which may differ from domestic applications. Refer to the university's International Office or admissions portal.
4. Attend German Language Course (if necessary)If you do not yet meet the C1 German requirement, THB offers a 15-week German course for applicants.
Accreditation
ASIIN e. V.
Frequently asked questions
What are the language requirements for the Applied Computer Science B.Sc. program?
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Applicants must demonstrate German language proficiency at a C1 level, such as through DSH or TestDaF. Although the program has an international focus and offers some English-taught modules, the primary language of instruction is German.
What is the duration of the Applied Computer Science B.Sc. program?
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The program is full-time and lasts for 6 semesters. This includes a mandatory semester abroad in the fifth semester.
When is the application deadline for the winter semester?
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The application deadline for the winter semester is August 31st. International applicants should follow the specific procedure outlined by the International Office.
What kind of career opportunities can I expect after graduating?
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Graduates are prepared for diverse IT roles, including Software Development, Hardware System Adaptation, and Audio/Video Design. The program's international focus also enhances employability in globalized economies, developing skills like intercultural communication.
Does the program include practical experience?
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Yes, the program emphasizes project-oriented studies from the outset, with significant hands-on experience through laboratory courses, projects (e.g., robotics, augmented reality apps), and a final practical project, often in collaboration with companies.