Applied Computer Science – dual (Master)

The dual Master's degree programme in Applied Computer Science combines theory and practice in an optimal way and offers the opportunity to be financially independent during your studies. To be successful on the programme, you will need a willingness to perform and team spirit. 

In the first three semesters, you can choose modules from a wide range of electives according to your preferences. In consultation with your company, you can choose one of the specialisations Embedded Systems, IT Infrastructure, Media Informatics or Business Informatics and learn about specific application areas of computer science based on specific tasks. The final semester is spent entirely in the company, where the Master's thesis is also written. During the degree programme, there are always practical modules in the company. 

• Embedded Systems
• IT Infrastructure
• Media Informatics
• Business Informatics

First professionally qualifying degree with at least 180 ECTS credits in Computer Science or a related subject with an equivalent amount of Computer Science. The overall grade must be at least 2.5. In exceptional cases, applicants with a lower overall grade may also be admitted. Study contract with a company with which the university has concluded a cooperation agreement.

At the time of application, the language level must correspond to the intermediate level certificate ‘Zertifikat Deutsch’ of the Goethe-Institut. Proof of having passed the German language examination (DSH2) or an equivalent certificate must be submitted for enrolment. Exception: Applicants who have obtained their study qualification at a German-speaking institution.

Winter semester
With German educational certificates: 2 May to 30 September, with foreign educational certificates: 1 March to 30 September

Summer semester
With German educational certificates: 1 December to 31 March; with foreign educational certificates: 1 October to 31 March