The study programme in Business Information Systems provides students with an in-depth academic education and practical training in areas which bring together computer science and business administration. Students learn how to plan, develop, operate, use and assess business information and communications systems.
Application for the winter semester may be submitted between 15 May and 15 July each year.
The study programme provides students with the methodological basics, systematic approaches and quality-oriented techniques needed for work in subject areas of computer science, including computer systems, programming, networks, embedded systems, multimedia and computational biology.
Official enrolment for winter semester will start on 1st june.
The English-language programme is the first Master’s degree course dealing with autonomous systems in Germany. It is run by globally recognised robotics experts, and the b-it bots RoboCup team has been successful on an international scale for several years.
The MSc in Computer Science is a postgraduate programme which conveys advanced scientific concepts and methods of computer science with an application-oriented perspective.
The programme makes our graduates IT-all-rounders while also allowing them to specialize in one or more subjects according to their personal interests and career goals.
Official enrolment for summer semester will take place between 15.11.-15.03.
Official enrolment for winter semester will take place between 15.05.-15.09.
Visual Computing provides the basis for many applications such as computer games, virtual reality and design evaluation. Nowadays, Visual Computing and Games Technology have found their way even into small and medium sized businesses and into private households. Experts in these rapidly developing fields are highly sought-after.
The Master of Visual Computing & Games Development equips students with advanced scientific as well as practical skills with a focus on visual computing. Lectures in advanced user interfaces for games applications as well as user experience and user research complement the scope of the programme. Students will be confident in the basics of computer games technology.
The academic degree Master of Science is awarded to those who successfully complete the programme. This degree is internationally acknowledged and entitles students to enrol for a PhD programme. The department of computer science and the Institute of Visual Computing regularly supervise phD students.
