The Rosenheim Computer Science programme is characterised by its application-oriented instruction, which prepares students for a career as an IT specialist. Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences is particularly strong in the area of software development for small and mid-sized businesses, maintaining close contact to companies throughout the region through collaborative projects. In this way, students have the opportunity to analyse, evaluate and compare business processes, while investigating opportunities for improvement. Besides software development and maintenance, exciting opportunities await graduates in sales and marketing, management and consulting for manufacturers, users or software companies as well as in research and education.
The current demand for IT business engineers is enormous. These specialists deal with the design and operation of computer-based information and communication systems in businesses. The development of business management software, hardware or software sales, the creation of commercial applications systems for administrative applications or IT-related client consultation are only a few examples of the possible careers open to graduates. The goal of this programme is to train students to be comprehensive experts, who feel just as comfortable in business administration as they do in computer science, and who can act as an “interpreter” between both worlds.
The goal of this course of study is to reinforce and refine skills in informatics and computer science with a solid founding in scientific principles. The combination of wide-ranging specialist expertise and comprehensive methodology fosters the development of analytical and creative problem-solving skills among students. These skills are notably applied to the design and development of hardware and software systems. Successful graduates are well trained in the application of scientific methods and solutions to complex problems of informatics, both in industry as well as in applied research and development.
... many years of experience
Computer Science has been a degree programme offered at Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences since 1986. Since then, our graduates have been in great demand. This laid the cornerstone for the Faculty of Computer Science, which was founded in 1991.
Prospective Computer Science students now have three degree programmes to choose from, each with their own different specialisations.
... our network in practice
Both in Bachelor's degree programmes and subsequent Master's degree programmes, gaining practical experience is just as important as the relevance of the content, which is provided by close contacts and cooperation with trade and industry.
The many successful projects, events and work experience placements are the result of this mutual give and take which benefits both sides.
... great demand for our graduates
Our graduates quickly establish connections in their professional life, often with contacts already made in the course of practical training completed during their degree programme.
The teaching content is always focused on the needs of trade and industry as well as on technological development and enables our graduates to launch their careers in the shortest space of time. Quite a number become self-employed straight away and most are very successful and have meanwhile become long-standing partners of our faculty.
... individual and open approach
Students at the Faculty of Computer Science find we have small study groups, personal contact with professors and offer an excellent advisory service.
... good infrastructure
Our laboratories are very well equipped and provide students and professors with the basis on which to develop and pass on knowledge at a high technical level. In addition to lectures, they are also suitable for group work and individual study.
The faculty's own modern study room is often used by the students and furnished with modular furniture and coordinated technical equipment.
... diverse opportunities
It is also possible to study a dual degree programme or even attend the virtual University of Bavaria. Opportunities to complete work experience abroad or a semester abroad as part of a degree programme have also proven successful.