IT

Why IT

University of Europe for Applied Sciences partners with industry leaders like VISPA, kloeckner.i, and CODE FACTORY, which opens doors to internships and live projects. Its campuses in Dubai and Potsdam connect students to tech hubs such as the SAP Innovation Center, where they explore AI and Blockchain. Through the Career Center, graduates link up with giants like Merck, BASF, Axel Springer, and Daimler—resulting in a 95% employment rate. The GUS Germany GmbH network further amplifies this reach, bringing together 15,000 students worldwide.

Bachelor’s in Software Engineering

The Software Engineering BSc program builds developers who prioritize clean code and secure architecture. Students dive into mobile development by creating cross-platform applications, then shift focus to Big Data & Analytics, turning raw information into business insights through ML algorithms. There’s also a 2D/3D Game Creation module where they move from concept art to launching demos on Unity or Unreal Engine alongside digital artists.

Data Science at University of Europe

This master’s program transforms data into narratives—from ETL pipelines to Tableau visualizations. Data Science MSc blends technical skills like working with AWS or GCP cloud platforms with soft skills through UX/UI Design courses, teaching students to package analytics into intuitive dashboards. The Data Governance module prepares those ready to build neural networks and present their ROI to boards of directors, with hands-on cases like optimizing logistics via IoT sensors or predicting churn for telecom companies.

Master’s in Software Engineering

Software Engineering MSc is for those shifting from coding to building ecosystems. Students at University of Europe for Applied Sciences design distributed systems for IoT devices and run stress tests simulating failures. They can specialize in autonomous transport, programming AI for self-driving vehicles, or develop MLOps infrastructure for scaling models. The Transport Technology Lab lets them test neural networks in urban traffic simulators—projects that often continue at R&D centers like BMW or Tesla.

MBA in Digital Technologies

The Digital Technology MBA offers hands-on experience with tech executives. Its curriculum revolves around data-driven strategies, AI business transformation, and digital product management. Workshops tackle challenges like implementing blockchain in supply chains or optimizing cloud budgets. Simulations make up 70% of the program—for instance, managing a virtual IT department during a cybersecurity crisis. Graduates step directly into roles as CDO or Chief AI Officer.