Courses are held in English, but each semester includes the German language study course. You will improve your German with every semester.
https://www.th-ab.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/studiengaenge-von-a-z/software-design-international/
You will learn the principles of software design and implementation:
Learn all about technologies such as:
Other fascinating areas of your studies include:
From your sixth semester onwards, you will specialise in Data Science or Digital Transformation.
Your studies offer you a variety of opportunities for practical experience. For example, in many of your courses you will apply the theory you have learned directly by engaging in a realistic project so as to be able to pursue it in greater depth. The fifth semester is a practical semester: here you go out to a company and apply everything you have learned so far in a real-life setting.
You can also write your Bachelor's thesis at a company. As a special bonus, our cooperation with industry partners means you can apply as a working student from the second semester onwards.
Applicants from non-EU countries must pay a fee of 80 EUR for each application, i.e. for each degree programme. The application fees are payable independently of the uni-assist fees. You can find all information here.
Additionally, the student services fee is 70 EUR per semester. The amount must be paid for enrolment.
General university entrance qualification
You can find out which certificates are valid and what you need on our application page.
https://www.th-ab.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/studiengaenge-von-a-z/software-design-international/
A variety of accommodation options is available on-campus and in the nearby area.
Please have a look here: https://portal.icnab.de/.
The Career Service team will be glad to support and advise you. A variety of events are planned in addition to the regular courses:
The International Office and the Degree-Seeking Office look after international students who study at Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences. Students are given information about the university, admission requirements and the application process as well as support in finding accommodation and dealing with the authorities (e.g. when registering their stay in the town hall or applying for a residence permit).
The Equality–Family–Diversity department supports family-friendly study conditions and promotes gender equality and diversity at all levels, particularly in academia. All members of the university community can contact them directly with any concerns and will be offered appropriate support.
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