Bachelor of Science - Computer Science – Cybersecurity Specialization
Bremen, Germany
BSc
DURATION
3 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
15 Aug 2026
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
TUITION FEES
EUR 10,000 / per semester
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: The BSc Computer Science Cybersecurity Specialization at Constructor University belongs to the School of Computer Science and Engineering. It gives students security principles, hands-on experience with cybersecurity technologies and awareness of compliance frameworks. Developed with cyberprotection companies and taught by industry experts, it prepares students for junior roles. Applicants choose Bachelor's Computer Science programme and Cybersecurity specialization.
Career Outcomes: Graduates take entry-level cybersecurity roles in security operations, incident response, and application security. Possible roles include Junior SOC Analyst, security analyst, incident responder, application security tester, and security awareness trainer. The specialization supports further study in computer science and cybersecurity.
The BSc Computer Science – Cybersecurity Specialization at Constructor University belongs to the School of Computer Science and Engineering. The specialization is designed to equip students with the fundamental skills and knowledge needed for a career in cybersecurity. It prepares students for junior roles in security operations, application security, awareness training, and governance.
By the end of the specialization, graduates will have a solid understanding of security principles, hands-on experience with cybersecurity technologies, and awareness of compliance and regulatory frameworks. The specialization has been developed in cooperation with professionals from leading cybersecurity and cyberprotection companies, and some modules are taught by experienced industry experts.
The Cybersecurity specialization is part of the BSc Computer Science program. To apply for the Cybersecurity specialization, applicants should select the Bachelor’s program Computer Science in the application form.
The undergraduate curriculum is based on Constructor University’s 4C Model. It is structured around CHOICE, CORE, and CAREER phases, with the Constructor Track running alongside the disciplinary curriculum. The Constructor Track provides multidisciplinary content and skills in areas such as argumentation, data visualization, societal engagement, and communication. The program also includes a mandatory internship and a study-abroad opportunity in the fifth semester.
In the first year, Computer Science students select introductory modules from the CHOICE area. Mandatory Computer Science CHOICE modules include Programming in C and C++, Algorithms and Data Structures, Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science, and Digital Systems and Computer Architecture. These modules introduce students to programming, algorithms, data structures, mathematical foundations, formal notation, proof techniques, and computer hardware architecture.
In the second year, students take discipline-specific CORE modules. Mandatory Computer Science CORE modules include Databases, Software Engineering, Operating Systems, and Automata, Computability, and Complexity. Students also take mandatory elective CORE modules and methods modules depending on their academic path.
The curriculum also includes New Skills modules such as Logic, Causation and Correlation, Argumentation, Data Visualization and Communication, and options such as Linear Model/Matrices, Complex Problem Solving, Agency, Leadership and Accountability, or Community Impact Project. German language modules are available to support intercultural awareness and employability in Germany.
Graduates of the Cybersecurity specialization are prepared for entry-level cybersecurity roles in organizations and companies that require security expertise. Possible roles include Junior SOC Analyst, supporting the monitoring of security events, responding to incidents, and performing basic analysis to identify potential threats under supervision.
Graduates are prepared to work in areas such as security operations, application security, security awareness, governance, incident response, and threat detection. The specialization also provides a strong foundation for further study in computer science, cybersecurity, and related fields.