Bachelor in Computer Science

Established through academic partnerships with recognized foreign universities, the Computer Science program offers European higher education standards. The curriculum has continuously updated its focus areas to match global software industry developments, evolving from basic computing foundations to cover cloud systems, mobile frameworks, software architecture, and computational intelligence. Program milestones include strong graduate placement rates across international technology firms and research institutions. Practical laboratory instruction combined with industry-standard project work prepares students for professional demands. Graduates earn accredited degrees that open career options across the European Union and worldwide.

Applicants need a recognized High School Leaving Certificate (or international equivalent) with a minimum grade average of 60%. Submission items include academic transcripts, passport copies, a personal statement, and English certification. Merit-based financial awards and early-application tuition fee reductions are available for eligible candidates.

Up to 20 hours per week during semester periods for non-EU students with a valid study permit; full-time work allowed during official vacation periods.