72 Master's degrees in Computer Sciences in Germany

The Control, Computer and Communications Engineering course at University of Applied Sciences Mittelhessen provides students with well-founded theoretical and application-oriented knowledge in the fields of Control Engineering, Computer Engineering and Communications Engineering

Philip University in Marburg presents an innovative Computer Science MS program, where theory meets practice in the digital realm. Explore the forefront of technology, honing your skills to become a proficient computer scientist ready to tackle complex challenges.

The University of Bayreuth’s Department of Computer Science offers two master’s programmes: “Computer Science” and “Applied Computer Science”. The Computer Science programme of the University of Bayreuth takes an international approach, and practical project work plays an especially important role.

Most of the impressions people get through visual perception. This is why more and more information is being processed on the computer via digital images and visual simulations. This can be seen, for example, in medical technology, the automotive industry, in multimedia systems or in industrial quality control. The Visual Computing is offered at Saarland University.

The safety of computer based systems is becoming increasingly important. For this reason, the University of Kassel offers holders of a bachelor in mathematics, electrical engineering, mechatronics or computer science the four-semester master course study Functional Safety Engineering (FUSE).

The Information Systems Master's program of University of Liechtenstein teaches skills in both technology and business, focusing on the intersection of these fields. Students have the option to specialize in Business Process Management, Digital Innovation, Data Science or Cybersecurity. 

The Software Engineering for Industrial Applications programme of Hof University of Applied Sciences is focused on extensive training assignments as well as theoretical courses, which are aimed at imparting technological and organizational knowledge.

The unique master‘s degree programme in Information Engineering and Computer Science, offered by Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences, provides a deep insight into the acquisition, processing and handling of data as well as giving you the chance to exploit the power of distributed network and computing units.

The Master of Science in Applied Computer Science at Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences is a full-time programme spanning four semesters. This degree equips students with advanced knowledge and skills in developing innovative IT systems. The course is conducted in English, ensuring a diverse learning environment.

The Scientific Computing program from TU Berlin is a strongly application-oriented program focused on current topics and problems. The program is also very much research focused as students are closely involved in teachers’ research projects.

At Computational Sciences from Freie Universität Berlin students will be taught how to apply precise mathematical and computer-based methods and to develop software for solving current scientific problems.

eXtended Artificial Intelligence from University of Würzburg is a new, tuition-free english master's program offered by the Julius-Maximilians-University of Würzburg, Germany (JMU) together with its Center for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (CAIDAS). XtAI aims to train highly qualified specialists in the field of one of the key methodologies of our century, Artificial Intelligence (AI). 

Welcome to the futuristic world of quantum computing, the next great evolutionary leap in computer technology, where data analytics are used to boost our understanding of the universe. Deggendorf Institute of Technology's High Performance Computing and Quantum Computing is a new computer paradigm that will accelerate troubleshooting, solving challenges that conventional computers cannot handle.

Computational Neuroscience is a young, growing discipline within the exciting field of neuroscience. The Computational Neuroscience degree is offered by TU Berlin University

Many modern questions require in-depth knowledge of both mathematics and computer science. Saarland University recognized this important connection early on and set up three joint professorships for mathematics and computer science. With a degree in "Mathematics and Computer Science", the opportunity has now been created for the first time in Germany to study both subjects on an equal footing.

The Digital Sciences program at TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) focuses on topics from the fields of computer science, business information systems, IT management and data science.

The Computational Neuroscience programme from Humboldt University Berlin is interdisciplinary and strongly research oriented.

High-Integrity systems are complex, software controlled systems. They protect humans, the environment, organizations and society. The High Integrity Systems MSc program offered at Frankfurt University of Applied Science.

The MSc Computational Modeling and Simulation program at TU Dresden is a joint curriculum between the Faculty of Computer Science, the Faculty of Mathematics, and the Center for Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering (CMCB) with participation of the Faculty of Psychology, the Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Economics, and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.

The vast majority of the electronics with hardware and software developed worldwide today is not in computers such as PCs or tablets, but in so-called embedded systems. These devices are controlled by a built-in (embedded), often not directly visible computer, you can learn to do this at Deggendorf Institute of Technology's Applied Computer Science.