AKAD HOCHSCHULEN FÜR BERUFSTÄTIGE, FACHHOCHSCHULE LEIPZIG · GERMANY
Digital Engineering and Applied Informatics (B.Eng.)
Bachelor's · Taught in de
At a glance
42 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€4k
Tuition / yr
de
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 210 ECTSCredits
- 42-72 monthsDuration
- 100% OnlineStudy Model
- State-recognizedAccreditation
- 96%Success Rate
- 4 weeksFree Trial
The Bachelor's degree in Digital Engineering and Applied Informatics is a 100% online distance learning program designed for students interested in digitalization with a focus on computer science. You will develop interdisciplinary skills in engineering and computer science, alongside essential business administration knowledge and IT application possibilities. Through specialized electives, you can tailor your studies to your interests. This program prepares you for roles addressing complex digitalization challenges, such as connecting IoT networks to existing IT infrastructures, managing large datasets from smart machines, or tackling cybersecurity issues. The flexible study model allows you to determine your study duration, learning pace, location, and study times, making it ideal for combining with work or other commitments. It also serves as a strong foundation for further master's studies in computer science, artificial intelligence, or engineering.
Curriculum
The program covers a comprehensive range of topics in digital engineering and applied informatics, structured across several semesters, with a total of 210 ECTS credits. Students can choose from various specializations.
- Semester 1
- Key Qualifications for Study and Profession
- Refresher Course Mathematics
- My Study Community - Bachelor Digital Engineering and Applied Informatics
- My AKAD Toolbox - Bachelor Technology and Informatics
- Fundamentals of Economics
- Fundamentals of Computer Science and Programming for Engineers
- Fundamentals of Mathematics I
- Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
- Fundamentals of Digital Technology
- Semester 2
- Fundamentals of Mathematics II
- Formal Methods of Informatics
- Programming in C/C++
- Operating Systems
- Databases
- Electronics - Fundamentals
- Semester 3
- Fundamentals of Physics for Engineers
- Programming in Java 1
- Microcomputer Systems with Lab
- Networks
- Graphical Data Processing
- Fundamentals of Computer Security
- Semester 4
- Formal Methods of Informatics II
- English for Computer Science - Introduction
- Software Development for Engineers
- Computer Architecture
- Project and Quality Management
- Design Pattern
- Semester 5
- Non-Standard Databases
- Business Processes and Application Systems
- Distributed Systems
- Specialization 1
- Semester 6
- Project
- Specialization 2
- Semester 7
- Project Workshop
- English for Computer Science - Advanced
- Image Processing Techniques
- Bachelor Thesis
- Introduction to AI
Careers
Graduates of the Bachelor's in Digital Engineering and Applied Informatics are well-equipped for diverse roles in various industries that require expertise in digitalization processes and new technologies. The interdisciplinary skills acquired open doors to positions solving complex digital challenges.
- Software Developer
- Big Data Scientist
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for the Digital Engineering and Applied Informatics (B.Eng.) program?
- Tuition fees vary by study model: 'Sprint' (42 months) is €326/month (€13,692 total), 'Standard' (54 months) is €273/month (€14,742 total), and 'Stretch' (72 months) is €209/month (€15,048 total). An additional one-time examination fee of €960 applies.
- Are there any deadlines or special offers for tuition fees?
- Yes, there is a special offer providing a €2,333 discount and waiver of examination fees for registrations by May 31st using the code CHANCE26.
- What is the duration of the Digital Engineering and Applied Informatics (B.Eng.) program?
- The program duration is flexible, ranging from 42 months ('Sprint' model) to 72 months ('Stretch' model), with a 'Standard' model at 54 months.
- What are the entry requirements for international students?
- International students need to provide proof of German language proficiency (DSH-2, C1 CEFR, or TestDaF-Niveau 4) and meet academic entry requirements. English at B2 level and basic math/PC skills are recommended.
- What career paths can graduates pursue?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as Software Developer or Big Data Scientist, equipped to handle complex digitalization challenges in various industries.
- Is the Digital Engineering and Applied Informatics program taught in English?
- The program requires German language proficiency for international students, indicating the primary language of instruction is German.
Entry requirements
Higher Education Entrance QualificationGeneral higher education entrance qualification (Abitur), subject-specific higher education entrance qualification, or Fachhochschulreife (advanced technical college entrance qualification).
Equivalent Foreign QualificationAn equivalent higher education entrance qualification from abroad.
Vocational Advanced TrainingRecognized advanced training and technical school degrees (e.g., technician, master craftsman, business administrator, specialist, educator).
Vocational Training and ExperienceWith vocational training and relevant professional experience, admission is possible via a university aptitude test for a professionally corresponding study program, or without the aptitude test for a trial study period.
For international applicants, proof of German language proficiency is required for regular study. Recommended knowledge includes English at ALTE3 or B2 level according to the CEFR, mathematics at the level of the higher education entrance qualification, and basic PC user skills. The regulations of § 58 of the State Higher Education Act of Baden-Württemberg apply.
Fees
Tuition (international)The tuition fee for international students is the same as for domestic students. The 'Sprint' model (42 months) costs €326/month, totaling €13,692 plus a one-time examination fee of €960. The 'Standard' model (54 months) costs €273/month, totaling €14,742 plus a one-time examination fee of €960. The 'Stretch' model (72 months) costs €209/month, totaling €15,048 plus a one-time examination fee of €960. Note: A discount of €2,333 and waiver of examination fees may be available with code CHANCE26 for registrations by May 31st.
Tuition (home)For the 'Sprint' model (42 months), tuition is €326/month, amounting to €13,692 for the entire program, plus a one-time examination fee of €960. For the 'Standard' model (54 months), tuition is €273/month, totaling €14,742, plus a one-time examination fee of €960. For the 'Stretch' model (72 months), tuition is €209/month, totaling €15,048, plus a one-time examination fee of €960. A discount of €2,333 and waiver of examination fees may be available with code CHANCE26 for registrations by May 31st.
Living—
Tuition fees are per month, plus a one-time examination fee of €960. The total cost varies based on the chosen study model (42, 54, or 72 months). A special offer provides a €2,333 discount and waiver of examination fees for registrations by May 31st with code CHANCE26.
How to apply
1. Check Admission RequirementsVerify if you meet the academic entry requirements (e.g., Abitur, Fachhochschulreife, vocational advanced training) and German language proficiency (DSH-2, C1 CEFR, TestDaF-Niveau 4, or trial study). English at B2 level and basic math/PC skills are recommended.
2. Gather DocumentsPrepare your academic transcripts, proof of German language proficiency, and any other relevant certificates for your application.
3. Apply OnlineSecure your study place by completing the online application form on the AKAD University website. You can also request information material first if you wish.
4. Consider Trial Study (Probestudium)If you don't have a traditional university entrance qualification, you might be eligible for a trial study period. Consult the university for more details.
5. Utilize Special OffersIf applicable, remember to use any current discount codes (e.g., CHANCE26 by May 31st) during your registration to benefit from tuition fee reductions or waivers.
Scholarships
CHANCE26 Discount€2,333
Accreditation
The program is state-recognized, accredited, and approved. It holds the AR-Siegel and is certified by ZFU (Zentralstelle für Fernunterricht), number 144811. AKAD University is the first state-recognized distance learning university with official ZFU approval.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for the Digital Engineering and Applied Informatics (B.Eng.) program?
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Tuition fees vary by study model: 'Sprint' (42 months) is €326/month (€13,692 total), 'Standard' (54 months) is €273/month (€14,742 total), and 'Stretch' (72 months) is €209/month (€15,048 total). An additional one-time examination fee of €960 applies.
Are there any deadlines or special offers for tuition fees?
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Yes, there is a special offer providing a €2,333 discount and waiver of examination fees for registrations by May 31st using the code CHANCE26.
What is the duration of the Digital Engineering and Applied Informatics (B.Eng.) program?
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The program duration is flexible, ranging from 42 months ('Sprint' model) to 72 months ('Stretch' model), with a 'Standard' model at 54 months.
What are the entry requirements for international students?
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International students need to provide proof of German language proficiency (DSH-2, C1 CEFR, or TestDaF-Niveau 4) and meet academic entry requirements. English at B2 level and basic math/PC skills are recommended.
What career paths can graduates pursue?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as Software Developer or Big Data Scientist, equipped to handle complex digitalization challenges in various industries.
Is the Digital Engineering and Applied Informatics program taught in English?
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The program requires German language proficiency for international students, indicating the primary language of instruction is German.