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BSc Computer Science

Tuition fee €13,125 per year
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Overview

Where do you see yourself in 3-4 years’ time? Do you have a solid idea of what career role you would like to secure, or do you simply know your strengths lie in working with computers and technology? By studying computer science, you will improve your problem-solving, critical thinking and analytical skills. These skills are applicable in all fields but are especially useful for specialists working with complex algorithms and big data to understand design patterns, identify problems and create solutions.

Our full-time Bachelor’s Degree programme in Computer Science will provide you with the necessary knowledge to understand and build computer-based systems, for the next generation of technological development. The course contents cover basic computer concepts, algorithmic thinking, systems design, problem-solving, artificial intelligence, simulation and computer and data security. The programme teaches students knowledge and skills to pursue a professional career in a wide variety of computer science fields.

As a graduate of BSc Computer Science, you will be in high demand from IT and tech companies since you will develop knowledge of niche theoretical disciplines e.g., algorithms, theory of computation and information theory. You will also be able to secure a job in fields beyond this, employers in complementary fields including manufacturing, finance, consulting, public service, and the creative industries also require computer science experts.

Programme structure

The full-time bachelor’s degree programme comprises a standard study period of six semesters. The curriculum includes a ‘mobility window’ in the 5th semester: a semester reserved for you to study abroad or undertake further modules with an applied focus as part of career development.

For the bachelor’s programmes, the total student workload for the courses is 180 ECTS credits.

A key element of this programme is the Career Development Semester, within which you will work on an end-to-end software engineering project. This project will allow you to work on a business problem, similar to what you may be given by a future employer. You will take this problem and develop a solution by collecting data, then building software to resolve the problem. You will then evaluate, test, and deliver the business solution, just like you would for an employer or client.



Modules

Subject Specific Competencies

Introduction to Programming
Data Structures & Algorithms
Databases & Big Data
Computer Science Lab
Advanced Programming
Software Engineering
App & Web Development
Computer Networks
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Applied Statistical Modelling
Operating Systems
Cyber Security
General Business Competencies

Digital Transformation and Cases
Sustainability Management
Project Management
Innovation Management in a Digital and Globalised World
Action and Intercultural Competencies

Creative Problem Solving and Strategy Development
Foreign Language
Study Abroad or Career Development Semester*
Internship
Scientific and Methods Competencies

Mathematical Foundations
Statistics
Academic Writing and Research Methods
Bachelor Thesis
Career Development Semester

End-to-End Computer Science Project
Data Driven Business Models
Business Start-up Simulation
AI Applications for Digital Business

Career opportunities

Computer technologies are integral to modern day life and are essential to nearly any modern business. Graduates are likely to be in high demand across many industries, including IT, software engineering, information technology, web design, and more.

After studying a degree in computer science, potential graduate opportunities include:

App or games developer
Web developer
Information systems manager
IT consultant
Multimedia programmer
Network engineer
Software developer
As a student at GISMA, you will be supported by our Career Centre, who provide coaching sessions to improve your soft skills, such as CV writing, interview preparation, and interpersonal skills. They will also host Career Days, where local, national, and global organisations interview GISMA students for internships, graduate, and leadership positions.

Apply now! Fall semester 2024
Pre-deadline
1 Jul 2024, 23:59:59
Eastern European Time

Please ask your manager in Baltic Center about correct deadline for your country

Application deadline
1 Jul 2024, 23:59:59
Eastern European Time

Autumn Intake

Studies commence
16 Sept 2024
Apply now! Spring semester 2024
Application period has ended
Studies commence
4 Feb 2024

Application deadlines apply to citizens of: United States

Apply now! Fall semester 2024
Pre-deadline
1 Jul 2024, 23:59:59
Eastern European Time

Please ask your manager in Baltic Center about correct deadline for your country

Application deadline
1 Jul 2024, 23:59:59
Eastern European Time

Autumn Intake

Studies commence
16 Sept 2024
Apply now! Spring semester 2024
Application period has ended
Studies commence
4 Feb 2024

Application deadlines apply to citizens of: United States

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