Founded on the idea of empowering people to succeed in a digital world, the International University of Applied Sciences first came into existence in 1998. And since receiving accreditation from the German Council of Science and Humanities, IU’s grown into Germany’s biggest university. The university's mission is to create inclusive, global and wholly accessible education.

IUAS is one of Germany's leading private Universities of Applied Sciences. IU International University of Applied Sciences place a strong emphasis on quality. That is why all of the institution's study programs are state-approved, bears the seal of German Accreditation Council and are globally recognised.

If you’ve already completed your Bachelor’s degree in IT or a related discipline – congratulations! You’ve chosen a field that is changing rapidly, has its finger on the pulse, and has become a pacemaker for the digital society of the future.

With IU's Master’s degree in Computer Science, you can continue this journey with a focus on Data Science, Cyber Security, and Artificial Intelligence. There is a huge demand for specialists, which means you can work in almost any industry. Your Master’s degree in Computer Science will provide you with all the skills you need to make a successful start on the international job market. 

Accreditation: 
IU is accredited and certified with a seal of approval from the German Accreditation Council. All IU study programmes, materials, and services meet high internal and external quality standards, which are regularly reviewed and updated.

Scholarship:
• Scholarship Programme 
• Deutschlandstipendium (German scholarship)

Online Studies

First Semester:
Programming with Python
Software Engineering: Software Processes
Advanced Mathematics
Advanced Statistics
Data Science
Project: Software Engineering

Second Semester:
Algorithmics
Cyber Security and Data Protection
Seminar: Computer Science and Society
Artificial Intelligence
Big Data Technologies
Project: Computer Science Project

Third Semester:
Seminar: Current Topics in Computer Science
Networks and Distributed Systems
Electives A
Electives B

Fourth Semester:
Master Thesis