SRH University is a private, state-recognized higher education institution in Germany with 18 campus locations across the country, from Berlin and Heidelberg to Munich and Stuttgart. It offers English-taught programmes, a hands-on CORE learning concept, and strong ties with industry partners to help students prepare for the modern job market. SRH hosts over 9,500 students from 140+ countries and supports individualized learning pathways including on-campus, online, and blended study options tailored to students’ life plans.

 

Why Study Computer Science at SRH?

Key Reasons:

• English-taught programmes available across Germany.
• Practical & project-based curriculum — focused on real tech skills (programming, AI, cloud, security).
• Flexible structure — choose between a 3-year or 3.5-year pathway with internship or semester abroad options.
• Strong industry connections and optional SAP modules (in some tech degrees).
• Small class sizes and supportive learning model (CORE).

 

Curriculum & Subjects

Core Areas Covered:

• Programming (Java, Python, C++, etc.)
• Data Structures & Algorithms
• Mobile & Cloud Computing
• Internet & Web Technologies
• Artificial Intelligence & Big Data basics
• Software Engineering & Agile Project Work
• IT Security & Systems
• Databases & Network Technologies
• Internships/Project Work or Abroad Experience (depending on track)

 

Specialisations / Close Variants

SRH also offers related specialised undergraduate ICT programmes such as:

• Applied Artificial Intelligence (B.Sc.) — focused on AI applications (180 ECTS, 6 semesters).
• Web Development (B.Sc.) — focused on frontend/backend & UX/UI.

 

Highlights of Studying Computer Science at SRH

• CORE Principle — Competence-oriented education blending theory with real project work.
• Small class sizes & personal support.
• Industry-linkage & project opportunities.
• Internship or semester abroad for broader experience.
• Multiple campuses — choose where you study in Germany.

 

Career Outcomes

Graduates from SRH’s computer science-related programmes typically find roles such as:

• Software Developer / Engineer
• Full Stack Developer
• Systems Analyst / IT Consultant
• Mobile & Cloud Applications Specialist
• AI & Data Applications Developer
• IT Project Manager

 

Visa & Entry for International Students

• Student Visa: Required for non-EU nationals (e.g., Indian students).
• Blocked Account / Financial Proof: Demonstrate ability to support living costs (approx. €934/month in Germany).
• Health Insurance: Mandatory.
• Residence Permit: Apply upon arrival in Germany.
• Work Options: Students can typically work part-time up to 120 full days/240 half days per year.