excellent support; Focus on Practical Computer Science; Student mentoring programme, choice between internship, semester abroad and minor subject; Many individual options, specialisation options in the fields of Maritime Informatics, Media Informatics, Computational Demography, Complex Systems, Theoretical Informatics and Geo and Environmental Informatics; Involvement in research projects; Committed lecturers and supervisors; Vibrant IT environment; Interdisciplinary orientation; Modern buildings; Very good technical equipment.

excellent support; Focus on Practical Computer Science; Student mentoring programme, many individual options, specialisation options in the fields of Maritime Informatics, Media Informatics, Computational Demography, Complex Systems, Theoretical Informatics and Geo and Environmental Informatics; Involvement in research projects; Committed lecturers and supervisors; Vibrant IT environment; Interdisciplinary orientation; Modern buildings; Very good technical equipment.

Bachelor's degree programme with the option of a semester or an internship abroad. Parts of the Master's degree programme can be completed in English. International Master Computer Science can be completed entirely in English.

University of Stavanger, Norwegen; Riga Technical University, Lettland; Klaipeda University, Litauen; University of Tartu, Estland; Technical University of Valencia, Spanien; University of Southern Denmark, Dänemark; Charles University in Prague, Tschechien; Vilnius Gediminas Technical University , Litauen; University St. Kliment Ohridski Bitola, Nordmazedonien

Special lab for Visual Computing; special lab for Smart Computing; special lab for Business Informatics; Complete WiFi coverage; modern lecture hall equipment; several large-scale equipment units (e.g.. tele-immersion system) for research; computer clusters.

Methods: Models and Algorithms for Dynamic Systems, Interactive Visual Computing, Human-Centred Computing; Research areas: Assistance systems (investigation of networked assistance systems in which several devices cooperate in order to support the user together); Computational biology (the focus of research is to better understand biological systems or processes); Enterprise computing (technologies for service-oriented architectures, efficient middleware technologies and procedures as well as solutions for information logistics in companies).

Through a specific choice of compulsory elective modules, minor subject modules, soft skills etc. , students can specialise in Maritime Computer Science, Media Informatics, Computational Demography, Complex Systems, Theoretical Computer Science or Geo and Environmental Informatics. After successful completion of their studies, this specialisation is attested by a certificate which the students receive in addition to their Bachelor's or Master's degree as a computer scientist.