Bachelor Studies
Earning a Bachelor’s degree is one of the most important steps you can take towards increasing your earning potential and job opportunities.
The program is designed so that it teaches students problem-solving and mathematical skills as well as logical reasoning, providing in-depth knowledge in computer systems and programming. Most courses involve practical work, such as weekly sessions in the computer laboratory where students acquire technical and research skills. Project-based learning as well as liberal art courses prepare our students for soft skills, such as teamwork, written and oral communication skills which are crucial for a successful employment career.
CS impacts a wide range of disciplines ranging from embedded systems, bioinformatics, telecommunications, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, healthcare and many more. Other than offering core foundation courses in CS, students are able to select and shape their specific interests within the CS curriculum by choosing from a variety of courses offered within the Program Elective courses such as Artificial Intelligence, Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Computer and Network Security, Wireless Mobile Networks, Robotics, etc. Furthermore, a large number of elective courses allow CS students to choose courses from other scientific fields offered at IUS.
Career
Having a degree in CSE is often rated as having one of the best career opportunities. The employment opportunities for graduates of CSE are large and are constantly rising. It is one of the disciplines that provides job opportunities that spans a wide range of other disciplines (bioengineering, electrical engineering, industrial engineering, business, etc.). CSE graduates have a wide spectrum of employment opportunities such as computer programmer, software designer, software developer, systems developer, web developer, computer network architect, network and computer system administrator, database administrator, database analyst, IT consultant, financial analyst, scientific researcher, etc.
Candidates who are citizens of foreign countries can submit preliminary application for admission before the official call is published by the University, so that they can obtain necessary residency permits and satisfy language requirements prior to the start of lectures at the University.
