This Master of Science program in Computer Science focuses on developing advanced problem-solving skills combined with specialized knowledge and an international perspective. You will deepen your technological expertise using cutting-edge tools while learning scientific methodologies. The program offers specialization tracks in Edge Computing, Smart Manufacturing, Machine Learning, and Scientific Computing. A key feature of this program is its bilingual nature, requiring proficiency in both German and English (at least B2 level). Core modules and Machine Learning modules are taught in English, while other modules may be offered in either English or German.
The program spans three semesters and awards 90 ECTS credits. You can begin your studies in either the summer or winter semester. The curriculum includes three mandatory core modules (Computer Systems, Advanced Software Engineering, Mobile Computing), a specialization track of your choice, freely selectable modules, and a six-month master's thesis.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles in the conception, development, and deployment of complex software projects within various organizations, from large corporations to start-ups and SMEs. The Master's degree also provides a foundation for pursuing doctoral studies.
Admission is generally open, subject to meeting the entry requirements. Specific details regarding the application and admission process are available through the university's application portal and guidelines.
A semester fee is mandatory for all students. This fee contributes to student services and includes a semester ticket for public transport.
Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in both German and English at a B2 level. Core modules and Machine Learning modules are taught in English, while other modules may be offered in English or German.
No, there are no tuition fees for this program for either home or international students. However, all students are required to pay a mandatory semester fee, which covers student services and includes a public transport ticket.
The program has a duration of 3 semesters and awards 90 ECTS credits upon completion. Students can begin their studies in either the summer or winter semester.
The application period for the next intake is from April 15, 2026, to August 15, 2026. Semester starts occur twice a year, for both the summer and winter semesters.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles in software development, project conception, and system deployment across various organizations. The Master's degree also provides a strong foundation for pursuing doctoral studies.