5,819 Computer Science and IT Management Degree Programs

Computer Science lies at the core of all modern industries, as computer systems and information technology are the basis for almost all of today’s production processes. Computer technology changes constantly, but some fundamental principles are underlying these technologies. The Computer Science program at Constructor University focuses on understanding these principles and their application in practice. In addition to courses dealing with core competencies (programming, software engineering, foundations of computer science), you will cover mathematics (calculus, linear algebra, and statistics) and take courses in engineering and sciences while conducting guided research. Study Computer Science at one of the world’s top-ranked universities (THE Ranking and THE Young University Ranking 2021, CHE Ranking) with excellent career options in top tech companies.

For the first three semesters, the program covers the basics of mathematics, which allows for the effective learning of computer science and programming techniques in the next semesters.

A hands-on undergraduate Computer Science degree with a concentration in Network & Systems Administration. The program focuses on designing, securing and managing computer networks and systems, pairing academic coursework with industry-aligned certifications and a required professional internship to prepare students for IT and networking roles.

The world is code. Today, everything from your car to your phone to your toaster runs on computer software. And it all needs computer science professionals to design and program the software that keeps this high-tech world running. As a result, the demand for computer science professionals is projected to far outpace most other jobs. Carroll offers a computer science education that puts an emphasis on mastering the technical skills of problem-solving with the latest software development practices while honing the critical thinking abilities you’ll need to excel and keep pace in this quick-changing landscape.

The Department of Computer Science at Saarland University is an internationally established center for informatics research. The department is one of the most highly ranked academic departments in Germany and is one of the leading global addresses for research in computer science.

The Bachelor’s program in Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence aims at providing learners with specific skills in artificial intelligence and the most important areas of applied computing. Graduates in Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence will have a solid foundational background as well as technical training.

When it comes to optimizing digital services, IT experts are always in high demand. Do you want to master database and operating systems? Are you interested in software development? Then the B.Sc. Computer Science is the right choice for you.

Become a computer scientist who can solve the biggest challenges of tomorrow’s digital society by designing and developing more secure, scalable, and efficient ICT systems. Nowadays, we can work, learn, communicate, shop, and play at a click of a button because computer science has made it possible. There is a rising demand for computer science professionals who can tackle tomorrow's digital society challenges. Can you design an efficient countermeasure to protect web servers from security breaches and denial-of-service attacks?

The Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Science is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in computational thinking, programming, data management, and problem-solving. The major explores essential Information Science principles related to cybersecurity, information systems, and digital transformation management, while embracing the interdisciplinary nature of the liberal arts education in which it is rooted. 

The Department of Computer Sciences offers graduate courses in computer science. In addition, a joint media arts and computer science degree is offered by the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Communication and Fine Arts. The Department of Computer Science trains students in the fields of computer science.

The MS in Computer Science for International Students (F-1 Visa Academic Students) provides key career and skills development in the following high-demand and cutting-edge areas of study: Computer and Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Software Engineering.

Equip yourself with the necessary technical know-how to transition to a career in computer science with this part-time, fully online conversion Computer Science MSc programme from the University of Liverpool. Designed for professionals from a non-computing background, this programme will provide you with a comprehensive insight into the modern computer science landscape, and augment this with selected specialist knowledge in artificial intelligence. The career prospects for our graduates have never been better, with over 90% of Liverpool’s computer science graduates going onto well-paid graduate jobs.

Develop state-of-the-art computing expertise that will prepare you for a highly successful career when you enroll in the Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science at Hofstra University. Study dynamic areas such as data mining and machine learning; networks and network security; distributed, parallel, and mobile computing; computer graphics and computer vision; and artificial intelligence. Gain valuable hands-on experience through paid positions offered as part of our co-op program. Choose to take courses either online or on campus. Scholarships are available for qualified candidates.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BScCS) has been designed to provide students with a solid foundation in Computer Science and Computing Mathematics. Students will gain the fundamental skills needed to become accomplished theoretical computer scientists, data miners, and data scientists, positions which are in great demand in today’s world.

The Master of Science in Computer Science foresees the acquisition of knowledge, methodologies, and specialized computer technologies which will allow the graduate student to plan, design, develop, estimate, and manage complex innovative systems for the production, transmission, and processing of information.