Bachelor in Computer Science

The Bachelor in Computer Science (BICS) at the University of Luxembourg offers a computer science study programme aimed to bring you the theoretical and practical skills needed to successfully pursue your studies in Master in Computer Science both at the University of Luxembourg or in the best international universities or schools.  

WHY STUDY COMPUTER SCIENCE?

IT is an extremely dynamic sector with a relatively high rate of job offers with very good salaries. The evolution of the employment in this sector is heading towards high qualification positions (master level at least). This is even more true for countries whose economies are comparable to those of Luxembourg, France, Belgium or Germany. The computer systems of the future require highly skilled engineers who are able to invent, design, develop quality products.

STRENGTHS

• Excellence: programme designed from the international ACM / IEEE CS 2013 standard
• Project oriented: pedagogy based on acquisition by practice through research and development projects
• Scientific quality: develop interest and strengths in science and technology for the future
• Multilingual: students follow a multilingual training allowing them to practice and apply two languages in the frame of their IT projects. English is the main language and a second language can be chosen between French and German. This language approach has the purpose to ensure that the student has a real effective capacity to work in a multilingual environment, as it exists, among others, in Luxembourg.

STUDY AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

• Master in Information and Computer Sciences (MICS) at the University of Luxembourg
• Master in computer science within any other world-class university or school

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

• Luxembourgish secondary school diploma or foreign diploma recognised as equivalent by the Luxembourg Ministry of Education
• Language: B2 certificate in English. No certificate for French or German (B1 level advised)
• Selection based on several criteria

APPLICATION

• EU students: February-July
• Non-EU students: February-April

More information: bicshub.uni.lu ; bics@uni.lu

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Good to know: the university also provides two other bachelors of computer training:

• Bachelor in Applied Information Technology (BINFO): professional bachelor designed to train IT professionals ready to integrate the labour market after completing the bachelor
• Bachelor in Applied Information Technology - Continuing Education Programme (BINFO FC): continuing bachelor professional training for those who wish to combine work and studies