Master of Engineering in Computer Science (12 Months) Global University Systems (GUS) - Gisma University of Applied Sciences - Berlin Campus, Germany

As the world becomes increasingly digitised, choosing to study computer science is setting yourself up for success when it comes to entering the job market. Whether you’re interested in building complex IT systems for a global organisation, designing next level games, or being at the forefront of Web3 development; with an MEng Computer Science degree from Gisma, your possibilities are limitless.

This application-oriented engineering computer science postgraduate programme will equip you with in-depth skills and knowledge in the application of algorithms, programming, and machine learning in the context of real-world business problems. A key component of the computer science degree is the concept of computational thinking. By gaining an engineering masters in Germany you will have access to a huge selection of booming industries where your postgraduation skills will be in high demand.

Upon completion of the course, you will be able to complete demanding specialist and management tasks in information technology and complementary fields. By studying a MEng Computer Science degree at Gisma, you will be fully prepared to secure a technology-focused job in the future. Learn the technical skills and digital capabilities required to succeed in an ever-expanding field.

What you will learn

Our Master of Engineering (MEng) Computer Science degree is a dynamic and specialised programme that covers all the key areas of this in-demand subject. Topics you will study include innovation and project management, technology consulting, advanced programming and machine learning.

Our Computer Science Application Lab allows you to turn the knowledge you’ve gained into very practical solutions for the real world. With the help of Gismas professors, all of whom have a great deal of professional and academic experience, you will graduate with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience to carve your path in the computer science field.