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Studying computer science at TU Dortmund University

Study computer science at TU Dortmund University and shape a sustainable digital future.

 

Studying computer science at the TU allows you to start your studies and specialize during your studies, for example in the field of artificial intelligence, software engineering or systems and hardware.

Learn how modern AI solutions are created for real challenges in business and society.

Choose an individual minor/application subject from electrical engineering and economics to music or philosophy and develop your own profile.

Study computer science: Your options

You already have a Bachelor's degree and want to take the next step?

Apply for one of our English-language Master's degree programs.

Why a Master's in Computer Science at TU Dortmund University?

  • Study close to research: Learn directly from researchers who are helping to shape the current state of the art.
  • Up-to-date knowledge at first hand: Your lecturers work on the latest developments in computer science themselves.
  • Internationally oriented: Study programs in English in an international environment.
  • Career boost: Deepen your knowledge and qualify for challenging positions in research and industry.

Voices from the study program

Jule [Informatik]
„I study computer science because it combines creativity, logic and process optimization - it is precisely this mixture that inspires me every day.“
Otto [Angewandte Informatik]
„I can try out everything I learn during my studies directly on my own computer. If I find something interesting or don't understand something, I can simply test it. What I appreciate about Applied Computer Science is the opportunity to familiarize myself deeply with other subject areas. This makes you realize again and again how versatile and interdisciplinary computer science really is.“
Lukasz [Wirtschaftsinformatik]
„I am fascinated by the AI revolution that is changing the market, and it needs people who understand both IT and business!“
Andrea [Lehramt Informatik]
„For me, studying computer science as a teacher means teaching future skills, opening up perspectives and inspiring young people for the digital world.“

Everything speaks for computer science at TU Dortmund University

The Department of Computer Science at TU Dortmund University is one of the largest and most traditional computer science departments in Germany. It offers a high-quality education for students through a broad spectrum of topics and specializations.

  • Broad range of basic courses: One of the first computer science departments in Germany with a wide range of research and specialization areas.
  • Practical studies: Projects and project groups bring students into contact with real applications at an early stage.
  • Personal support: learning in small groups with close support from lecturers.
  • Research with impact: Cooperation with companies in the Dortmund Technology Park and research partnerships in innovative projects.

That speaks for TU Dortmund University

  • Green city: With 63.3% green spaces, Dortmund is the greenest city in Germany. The city therefore offers you the perfect balance to your studies.
  • Sports right on campus: Extensive university sports program with many courses and sports.
  • Experience culture: Free or discounted cultural offers for students, for example with the Theaterflatrat.
  • Live close to campus: Many housing options on campus or in the immediate vicinity in the halls of residence of the Studierendenwerk.
  • Lively city: Dortmund offers a wide range of sports, leisure and cultural activities and is an international meeting place in the region.

Any questions?

  • Is studying computer science right for me? Which degree program is right for me?
    Contact: Sandra Lenz, Computer Science study team: studium.cs@tu-dortmund.de
  • What exactly do I learn in the individual lectures? What is the best way to plan my studies if I want to work part-time?
    Contact: Computer Science Student Advisory Team: studienberatung@cs.tu-dortmund.de