Practical-Oriented Degree Program: Informatik B.Sc.

In the program with an in-depth practical focus, you’ll perfectly combine theory and practice. You’ll apply the knowledge you gain in your university studies to real-world projects during your practical training phases. This way, you’ll learn not only why something works, but also how it works and how it’s done. During the 3.5 years of your bachelor’s program, you’ll complete your practical training phases at XITASO during breaks between semesters and during your internship semester.

You can also complete your Bachelor’s thesis in cooperation with XITASO; we always have exciting topics in the research area or from the project business. During your time at XITASO, you’ll work in an agile environment with a broad technology stack in interdisciplinary teams. This way, you’ll gradually gain more and more knowledge and be optimally prepared for your subsequent Master’s program or the transition into professional life.

How to Apply for the Program with an In-Depth Practical Focus
Before applying to XITASO, you should ideally have already applied to Augsburg University of Applied Sciences for the Computer Science program; you can find the application deadlines here. You can find more information about the Bachelor’s program in Computer Science here. 

You can apply for  collaboration with XITASO either at the same time as your university application or after you’ve been accepted. Once you’ve passed our application process, our journey together can begin!

Structure of the Bachelor’s Program with In-Depth Practical Experience and Course Content
The standard duration of study is 7 semesters. The Bachelor’s program in Computer Science provides you with a solid understanding of the structure and operation of IT systems, software development methods, computer networks, and databases.

The computer science program introduces students to related disciplines such as mathematics, statistics, numerical methods, physics, and business administration, and teaches strategies for selecting and developing methods as well as for modeling and problem-solving.

An interest in scientific questions, technical and logical understanding, as well as curiosity, ingenuity, and creativity are prerequisites for a successful computer science program.