B.Sc. Applied Computer Science
Media | Culture | Interaction
Programme Abstract
Modern computer science is expanding to include ever more fields of application. Particular challenges are posed by the fields of culture and media, fields which are characterized by their content and media-related demands on the operations of data processing. For this reason, particular professional importance is being placed on a form of applied computer science which deals with these fields.
The bachelor’s degree programme in Applied Computer Science encourages students to understand the demands of various fields of application in order to be able to efficiently solve problems in these areas using modern information technologies. In their studies of computer science and applied computer science, students receive the skills required to do just this.
Building upon fundamentals courses, focus areas in applied computer science can be selected. Possible focus areas are cognitive systems, cultural computing, media informatics, human-computer interaction and smart environments. In computer science, modules in theoretical informatics, communications systems, distributed and mobile systems, software technology and programming languages as well as privacy and security belong to the study program.
The Degree Programme at a glance
Final Examination | Bachelor's Examination (accompanying the programme) |
Title | Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) |
ECTS-Points | 180 |
Standard Programme Duration | 6 Semesters |
Programme Start | Possible in both winter and summer semesters |
Type of Studies | Full-time and part-time studies possible |
Interactive Applied Computer Science
Current discussions and news concerning the degree programme can be found in the corresponding Virtual Campus course
VC-course Applied Computer Science (B.Sc. / M.Sc.)
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Accreditation and system accreditation

The system accreditation of the University of Bamberg has been successfully completed in June 2019, when the ACQUIN Accreditation Commission determined that all requirements have been met. Since then, the University of Bamberg has been responsible for the quality management of the study programmes.
The Bachelor programme Applied Computer Science was last accredited in 2013. For the students, this means that the study programme with its structures and contents fulfils the required quality criteria of the Accreditation Council. Currently, all study programmes of the Faculty WIAI are in the process of (re-)accreditation.
Further information on all accreditation processes can be found in QM ServiceNet.