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.
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.
Deadline for online enrolment for the degree programme: 21 September.
Students acquire a double qualification consisting of a vocational training and an academic degree (bachelor of science).
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.
For applicants requiring a visa: For the Winter Semester: January 15th the same year the semester starts For the Summer Semester: July 1st the year before the semster starts.
For applicants who do not require a visa: For the Winter Semester: August 15th the same year that the semester starts For the Summer Semester: February 15th the same year that the semester starts.
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 turns our graduates into IT-all-rounders while also allowing them to specialize in one or more subjects according to their personal interests and career goals.
Your application for the summer semester may be submitted between 15 November and 15 March and for the winter semester between 14 May and 15 September.
You have a strong interest in the technical side of computer games? You always wanted to know the science behind the entertainment? Then the Master "Visual Computing and Games Technology" is just right for you!
Our graduates qualify as specialists for the booming games industry as well as for other companies with a need for 3D-visualisations, simulations and Serious Games. Alternatively this is the ideal path to join the rapidly evolving interdisciplinary research in the field as a junior scientist.
Your application for the summer semester may be submitted between 15 November and 15 March.
