Computer Science

Subjects: Computer Science;Computing;Technology

M.Sc. | Master of Science

Course description

Future graduates of the English-language course will tackle complex issues and lead problem-solving processes. They will design IT systems and software applications based on thorough analyses. Their expertise will open doors in technical research and development, management and organization, as well as sales-oriented and consulting roles. Additionally, they will be well-prepared for launching independent start-ups. The study subjects include a range of topics that equip students with the necessary skills. The study program names reflect the comprehensive nature of the curriculum, ensuring graduates are ready for diverse professional paths. In technical research and development, they will innovate and push boundaries. In management and organization, they will streamline operations and enhance efficiency. In sales and consulting, they will offer valuable insights and drive business growth. For those inclined towards entrepreneurship, the course provides a solid foundation for starting and running their own companies. This course is designed to foster a deep understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects, ensuring graduates are not just ready for the job market but are also capable of excelling in their chosen fields.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

evidence of English language skills that correspond to at least level B 2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Example of accepted evidence can be found in Section 7 of the Examination Regulations for the master’s degree in Applied Communication Studies.

Qualification Requirements

a bachelor’s degree of the UAS Kiel with a grade of at least 2.5 in the following subjects: “Information Technology” or "Media Engineering" in the Faculty of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering or “Business IT” in the Faculty of Economics or a closely related professional degree from a different institute of higher education with a grade of at least 2.5, for which 180 credit points were attained. Closely related courses are the following for which at least 120 credit points for basic technical and economic skills were attained: Mathematics, IT, Algorithms and Data Structures, Programming and Databases, Software Engineering, Network and Project Management if the previous course comprised less than 210 credit points, but at least 180 credit points, the missing skills must be made up. As a rule, a total of 300 credit points should be achieved. Applicants will be informed of the skills to be made up and the latest possible time for their proof of achievement at the beginning of the course by the examination board.

Document Requirements

Documents to be submitted (as upload): proof of the above-mentioned university degree (bachelor’s certificate, performance overview with grades, etc.) or if the first university degree was not completed: proof that a maximum of 15 of the credit points required for the bachelor’s degree are still outstanding with a provisional average grade evidence of English language skills first university entrance qualification (Abitur, technical college leaving certificate, etc) certificate in the event of a name change (e.g. marriage certificate) for university degrees obtained outside the Bologna area: GRE (minimum percentile of 55% in the Quantitative Reasoning section).