Computer Science

The Computer Science programme offers eight specializations. Each specialization consists of a number of compulsory subjects, a subject on the theory of computer science, a mathematics subject, a practical assignment within your specialization, a literature survey, and a final project accompanied by a thesis. You will learn about the techniques behind computer systems, programs, and the Internet. This depends on the specialization that you have chosen. In the specialization 'Internet and Web Technology' you will for example explore what is technically feasible on the Internet and what is not, both now and in the future. In 'Technical artificial intelligence' you will learn to design intelligent computer programs. The vast majority of our students embark on a career in areas like consultancy, the software business, other private sector businesses or the government sector. Computer scientists are welcome in a variety of jobs including systems manager, information analyst, software engineer, policy advisor or project manager.

Instruction modes

practicum, lecture, literature study, tutorial, research project

Accreditation: NVAO

Erasmus Mundus program: This is an Erasmus Mundus program.

Other requirements