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With its courses in computer science, business informatics and computer engineering, the computer science program trains the digitization experts of tomorrow.

Become an expert in current topics in computer science, such as artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, energy informatics, computer graphics, big data, and hardware and software engineering.

The digitalization of our society could not be more topical, concerning everything from digital factories, to sustainable mobility, to digital aspects of the shift to greener energy.

This interdisciplinary degree program includes the subjects of computer science, a selectable application area as well as various digitization projects in equal parts.

This interdisciplinary degree program includes the subjects of computer science, a selectable application area as well as various digitization projects in equal parts.

Mathematical methods are used in almost all areas of our society, e.g. for planning, simulation and control in production or traffic.

Excellent career opportunities, for example, in the automotive and aviation industries, telecommunications and transportation companies, banks and insurance companies, or energy suppliers.

Training of engineers with problem-solving skills for Industry 4.0 and strong expertise in product development, production and automation technology and data science.

Engineering and interdisciplinary qualifications are acquired that enable individual deployment in the industries and task areas of mechanical engineering.

The course of study is not solely about producing efficient products of high quality, but about constantly making new contributions to solving urgent tasks in business and society.

Process engineering and chemical engineering are concerned with all aspects of the conversion of materials and energy.

The master’s program imparts the more in-depth expertise that is required for positions of responsibility, particularly in research and development.

Electrical engineering is one of the most important sectors of the German economy. It encompasses the classic fields of energy supply, automation technology, telecommunications, and circuitry.

Information technology is among Germany’s vital economic sectors, covering modern disciplines of electrical engineering like automation technology, telecommunications and microelectronics.