Integrated internships Comprehensive teaching support through online offerings. Implementation of didactic research (e.g. compact lectures, flipped classrooms). Strong support for first-year students (e.g. "learning to learn", computer science preparatory course). Group work and projects (e.g. mini projects to accompany lectures) in order to apply knowledge. Computer science study centre. Students can build their profile during their studies by adding optional elective courses. Seamless recognition of semesters abroad. Team-based courses (software engineering internship).

Comprehensive teaching support through online offerings. Implementation of didactic research (e.g. compact lectures, flipped classrooms). Group work and projects (e.g. mini projects to accompany lectures) in order to apply knowledge. Computer science study centre. Minimal share of compulsory courses and substantial choice in designing studies according to individual preferences. Seamless recognition of semesters abroad. Team-based events (one-year project group). Digital talent programme.

English-language Master's programmes, project groups in the Master's programme are consistently staffed with students from different countries, a large number of partner universities, extensive and uncomplicated exchange with foreign universities, a large proportion of non-German-language students (50% in the Master's programme), a large number of international students, and diverse international cooperations in the field of research (EU projects).

Xidian University, China; University of Eastern Finland, Finnland; University of Crete, Griechenland; University of Naples Federico II, Italien; Le Mans Université, Frankreich; Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norwegen; University of Aveiro, Portugal; Mälardalen University, Schweden; Carlos III University of Madrid, Spanien; University of Oklahoma, USA

Excellent computer equipment that is brought up to date on a continual basis; Generous virtualisation infrastructure; Nationally leading infrastructure for parallel computers through the Paderborn Centre for Parallel Computing; Modern multimedia infrastructure in lectures halls (e.g. automated cameras for recording lectures) and seminar rooms, free access to a wide range of software packages. Broad, open access to publication databases (e.g. IEEE Xplore, Springer).

Broad research focus areas in data science/machine learning, security and software engineering. Top research in the collaborative research centre and other DFG, federal, state and EU-funded projects; renowned research institutions such as Paderborn Centre for Parallel Computing, Heinz Nixdorf Institute and SICP act as an interface to business; active in exploratory topics such as quantum computing; many interdisciplinary projects, e.g. with economics, mechanical engineering, e-technology, media studies, cultural studies, and participation in the cluster of excellence "It's OWL".

The perspEktIve M programme provides mentoring for female students. FiMINT (a regular meeting for women in STEM) at UPB offers students, doctoral candidates, and professors the opportunity to meet other women at the university.

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