- Degree
- Bachelor of Science (BSc)
- Course location
- Ingolstadt
- Teaching language
- • English
- Languages
- Courses are held in English. Elective subjects can be chosen in German. The Bachelor's thesis can be written in English or in German.
- Full-time / part-time
- • full-time
- Programme duration
- 7 semesters
- Beginning
- Winter semester
- Additional information on beginning, duration and mode of study
- All courses take place on campus. Online courses are not provided.
- Application deadline
- 1. Via uni-assist (https://www.uni-assist.de/en/): from as soon as possible until 30 May the latest
If you obtained your higher secondary certificate outside of Germany, uni-assist has to verify your eligibility to study in Germany and convert your high-school grade to the German grading system. You will have to submit all required documents to uni-assist online. The process may take four to six weeks.
2. hochschulstart.de (https://hochschulstart.de/): from 2 May until 15 July
You will have to register online at hochschulstart.de (https://hochschulstart.de) to receive two individual identification numbers (BID and BAN) which you will have to enter as soon as you select one of the study courses in the application portal of the THI.
3. Primuss (http://www.thi.de/go/online-application) – THI application portal is open from 2 May until 15 July the latest. You will have to apply online. In case of admission, you will have to send all required documents additionally by mail later on.
Please check the THI website (https://www.thi.de/go/international-applicants-b-en) to get up-to-date information regarding the application periods.
- Tuition fees per semester in EUR
- 800 EUR
- Additional information on tuition fees
- THI charges fees of currently 500 EUR per semester for students from third countries (citizenship outside the EU and European Economic Area).
The fees are planned to increase to 800 EUR per semester (Bachelor's programmes) from summer semester 2026 onwards. When more details are available, you will find further information on our homepage.
THI students who started their studies earlier are not affected by this reform.
- Joint degree / double degree programme
- No
- Description/content
- Our lives will continue to be increasingly influenced by digital information and digital processes. Competent handling of digital technologies and Internet-based applications is a key requirement not only for economic success but also for social participation. The key technology and innovation driver for this transformation is computer science, which has received further impetus from recent advances in artificial intelligence.
The Bachelor's degree programme in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) provides students with a thorough grounding in computer science, combined with the essentials of artificial intelligence, opening the door to a wide range of careers.
Graduates are capable of the following:
• They have acquired a basic understanding of the central concepts and methods of computer science – especially the competence of algorithmic thinking.
• They can think in abstract models and assess the possibilities and limitations of algorithmic processes.
• They are proficient in the mathematical, logical and statistical basics that are required for computer science.
• They know the structure and operations of computer hardware and significant software systems, such as operating systems, database systems and communication networks, and can assess different peculiarities in each case.
• They are familiar with the central artificial intelligence (AI) techniques and methods such as knowledge representation, heuristic search processes, inference processes, planning processes, pattern recognition (natural language processing and computer vision), data mining and machine learning processes, and they know how to properly use them.
• They are aware of the ethical, privacy and security issues associated with the use of information processing systems and see their effects on the economy and society.
Further, graduates can do the following:
• They are able to work scientifically and to transfer scientific knowledge into professional practice.
• They can methodically solve problems that can be solved by computers, i.e. choose suitable analysis, structuring, modelling, simulation and optimisation methods and apply them purposefully.
• They can work on complex tasks in a team and take over team management.
• They are able to communicate and argue convincingly.
• They can organise themselves and meet deadlines, they have the willingness to perform, and they show a sense of responsibility and duty.
- Current information
- Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt does not cooperate with recruitment agencies. Applicants will have to apply on their own. Apart from the uni-assist fee, there is no application fee.
To stay updated on the most recent study orientation dates, please visit www.thi.de/go/events-studyorientation (http://www.thi.de/go/events-studyorientation).