University of Pannonia BSc in Computer Science
University of Pannonia

University of Pannonia

BSc in Computer Science

Veszprém, Hungary

BSc

6 semesters

English, Hungarian

Full time

30 Apr 2027*

Sep 2027

EUR 1,900 / per semester **

* ADMISSION - Autumn 2027

** The tuition fee for NON EU Students

Key Summary

About: The BSc in Computer Science at The University of Pannonia near Lake Balaton trains students to design, deploy, maintain software-oriented IT systems. Curriculum covers mathematics, algorithms, data structures and programming, operating systems, networks, web, Java, plus electives. Students do project-based R&D with industry; faculty research includes IT security and medical informatics. Prepares for MSc study.

Career Outcomes: Graduates access career opportunities as software developer, web/mobile developer, junior software engineer, database developer or administrator, systems analyst, IT consultant, junior DevOps/system support engineer. Employers include multinationals, startups, finance, industry and research organisations. The degree supports progression to MSc and R&D roles.

Programme Description

The aim of the programme is to educate computer science professionals capable of developing, installing, maintaining, and operating software-oriented IT systems and tools. Graduates acquire the skills required to participate in and coordinate research and development activities, while gaining a strong theoretical foundation that enables them to continue their studies at MSc level.

Main Areas of Study

The curriculum covers a broad range of theoretical and practical topics, including:

Mathematics and Computational Foundations

  • Linear algebra
  • Discrete mathematics
  • Theory of computation
  • Applied mathematics
  • Data structures and algorithms
  • Software technologies

Professional Core Courses

  • Information technology
  • Programming and advanced programming techniques
  • Web programming
  • Java programming
  • Operating systems
  • Computer networks

Elective Professional Subjects
Students may tailor their studies by selecting optional courses aligned with their professional interests.

Practical Experience and Research Opportunities

Throughout the programme, students gain significant experience in project-based and team-oriented work. They participate in research and development activities carried out in cooperation with leading international industry partners and may also become involved in faculty research projects.

The faculty’s main R&D areas include:

  • IT security
  • Medical informatics
  • Systems engineering
  • Lighting technologies
  • Image processing
  • Infocommunication technologies
  • Sensor networks
  • Control and optimization systems