BSc Data Science, AI and Digital Business from Gisma University of Applied Sciences

The BSc Computer Science curriculum combines academic foundations with applied learning in programming, data structures and algorithms, databases and big data, software engineering, app and web development, networks, AI and machine learning, operating systems and cyber security. Students develop programming, problem-solving, data analysis, software development, technical reasoning and critical thinking through a mix of classroom study, e-learning, cases, group work and project-based activities. The 180-ECTS degree includes a Career Development Semester with an end-to-end computer science project and applied modules linked to data-driven business and AI. The programme is delivered in Berlin and is structured to help students connect subject knowledge with practical decision-making. Across the degree, learners engage with research methods and a final bachelor-level project or thesis component where specified in the GISMA curriculum. This academic structure is suited to students who want a broad, career-relevant education with an international and digital perspective.

BSc Computer Science is a Berlin-based undergraduate programme for students who want focused, career-relevant study in programming, data structures and algorithms, databases and big data, software engineering, app and web development, networks, AI and machine learning, operating systems and cyber security. The course runs for 36 months with January, April, July and October entry points and a listed tuition fee of €13,825 per year. Teaching combines face-to-face learning with digital study activities, cases, collaborative projects and applied coursework. Students develop programming, problem-solving, data analysis, software development, technical reasoning and critical thinking, while the curriculum also includes opportunities for practical or international experience where specified. The qualification is Gisma University of Applied Sciences. It is suitable for applicants seeking a structured route into professional roles connected to the subject area or further study.

Graduates of BSc Computer Science can use the programme’s mix of academic knowledge and applied skills across relevant international industries. Career routes listed by GISMA include app or games developer, web developer, information systems manager, IT consultant, multimedia programmer, network engineer and software developer. The course develops programming, problem-solving, data analysis, software development, technical reasoning and critical thinking, which are useful for entry-level professional roles and later progression into specialist or management responsibilities. Project work, internship opportunities and career-development activity provide additional exposure to workplace-style problem solving. Students also have access to GISMA’s Career Centre for employability support and career development.