Master study course Computer Science International

Current information on the start of the new Computer Science International course

International prospective students have to apply for this course via UniAssist ➜ https://my.uni-assist.de/.
Applications are from October 1 to November 30 for the summer semester (study from April 1) and from April 1 to May 31  for the winter semester (study from October 1) possible.
If you have received the admission, you must then still enroll in this course. Enrollment takes place from February 1 to March 31 for the summer semester and from August 1 to September 30 for the winter semester.

Students from Germany can enroll in this course from February 1 to March 31 for the summer semester and from August 1 to September 30 for the winter semester.

The new master study course Computer Science International is offered in English and is therefore equally suitable for English-speaking international students and for German-speaking students with very good English skills who are aiming for an international career and who want to use and develop their English language skills intensively in addition to acquiring specialist knowledge.
Single modules, the module examination included, are offered in German. The module offer is designed in a way that – with a certain limitation of the options – the entire study course can be completely implemented  in English.

The course can be started in winter or in summer term. It lasts 4 terms and is structured into compulsory, compulsory optional and elective modules.

In the compulsory part, 4 modules with a total scope of 54 credit points must be studied. 30 credit points are allocated to the final examination here that comprises of the final thesis (written master thesis) and the colloquium.

In the compulsory optional field, modules with a total scope of 54 credit points must be attended, too. These modules are structured into the compulsory optional fields “Specialization”, “Complement“ and “Individual Specialization”.

In the elective field „Non-technical subject“, two modules with a total scope of 12 credit points must be studied which primarily serve to acquire or improve the language skills of the students in German and English. These modules are not graded but assessed with “passed” or “not passed”.

120 credit points in total minimum are needed for passing the master examination.

Contact

Departmental student advisor, Examination board
Prof. Gero Mühl
Konrad Zuse Building
Room 268
Phone: +49(0)381 - 498 7630
eMail: gero.muehluni-rostockde

Study Office & Examination Office
Mrs Björk-Pagel
A.-Einstein-Str. 26
Room 006
Phone: +49(0)381 - 498 7004
eMail: csi.iefuni-rostockde