Applied Computer Science (Online) Constructor University
| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BSc | On-Campus | Full-time | 3 years | September | €2500 per semester | €2500 per semester |
Course overview
Digital transformation is a pivotal factor driving innovation and success in various sectors. Central to these advancements is Applied Computer Science. Concurrently, there's a significant shift in workplace organization and execution. Increasingly, employees are working from home or remotely to collaborate with globally distributed teams or to manage, oversee, and maintain operations from afar. This shift towards a remote working environment presents numerous benefits, such as convenience for staff and cost reductions for employers. However, it also demands new skills and understanding of relevant tools and methodologies, all of which are covered in this program.
Moreover, the landscape of higher education is being reshaped by online learning. It addresses the specific needs and interests of students, particularly in offering flexible study schedules. It also serves as an ideal preparation for the emerging norm of remote working environments. Applied Computer Science students engage in predominantly asynchronous online courses, supplemented with tutorials and practical sessions. They receive guidance from faculty, tutors, and lecturers to apply their knowledge in real-world contexts. Practical components of the program emphasize teamwork, using tools and strategies for distributed work across different locations and time zones, and remote interaction with physical devices and setups.
The core Computer Science curriculum of the program is enhanced with Management and Leadership modules in the second and third years. Students gain skills in programming and software development, along with essential business knowledge and the ability to transform innovations into market-ready products. They also have the opportunity to engage in interdisciplinary courses that encourage them to approach problems from a broader perspective and to think beyond the confines of their field.
Upon graduation, students are equipped to immediately enter the job market or to further their education, such as enrolling in the MSc in Computer Science and Software Engineering at Constructor University. Graduates of Applied Computer Science are particularly well-prepared for modern workplace demands, including remote working and collaboration within diverse teams.
Entry requirements
All applicants must have an adequate command of the English language to enroll at Constructor University. An applicant’s English language ability (non-native speakers) may be demonstrated through language proficiency test scores.
You will qualify for an English proficiency waiver if you:
- are a native English speakers OR
- have been instructed exclusively in English for a minimum of 6 years OR
- have scored 600 or higher on the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section
- have scored 9 or higher on the ACT Writing section
You may need to confirm you qualify for a waiver with the Office of Admissions.
For those who require English proficiency tests, you can submit your test score in the testing section of the Common App. Proof of the English proficiency test results can be sent via the official agencies.
English Language proficiency tests we accept and the minimum scores/grades:
- TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) Paper based - 575
- TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) Internet based - 90
- MELAB (Michigan Test) - 80
- British Council IELTS (Int'l. English Language Testing System) - 6.5
- GCSE (British General Certificate of Secondary Education) - A or B
- Cambridge EFL Examinations - Certificate of Proficiency in English - A, B, C and C1 pass
- Cambridge EFL Examinations - Certificate in Advanced English - A, B and C
- Cambridge EFL Examinations - First Certificate in English (extended certification) - A
- International Baccalaureate English A Literature & English A Language and Literature - 6, 7
- SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (New SAT) - 600
- ACT Writing - 9
- Duolingo English Test - 110