Study Programs
The department of computer science is among the best in Germany and has a lot to offer. Whether Computer Science, Bioinformatics, Computational Linguistics, Cybersecurity, Embedded Systems, Language and Communication Technologies, Mathematics and Computer Science, Media Informatics, Teacher Training, Visual Computing or Business Informatics, whether Bachelor or Master, Saarland University (UdS) offers a course of study for every taste in Computer Science.
Study Scheduler
From us to you: With the Study Scheduler you can easily create your schedule for each semester.
Bachelor’s Degree Programs
Master’s Degree Programs
Embedded Systems (M.Sc)
Entrepreneurial Cybersecurity (M.Sc) (expires)
Language and Communication Technologies (M.Sc)
International Bachelor Programs – Entirely in English!
High-class education, no tuition fees, low cost of living, a safe environment and, especially in Saarbrücken, an international flair with a wide range of free-time activities. Saarland University is your gateway for studying in Germany – it is the first German university to offer undergraduate programs that are taught entirely in English.
Information for Applicants
Reasons to Study Computer Science in Saarbrücken
The best mentoring
Nowhere else in Germany do students have better support than in Saarbrücken: there is one researcher for every four students.
The Saarland
That it borders on France is clear right away: high quality of life, good food, varied cultural and natural attractions, and above all the warm and open Saarlanders.
The best financial support
Teaching assistantships allow you to earn money and academic credits. Merit scholarships are available for undergraduate and graduate studies.
In English, please!
From the 2nd semester at the latest, almost all lectures of the german bachelor’s courses are held in English and the two international bachelor’s courses are taught entirely in English from the start.
Four top institutes
Four world-renowned computer science institutes make the Saarland Informatics Campus a unique place to study in Europe.
Thinking outside the box
Computer science, cybersecurity or bioinformatics? Saarbrücken offers variety like nowhere else.
New at Saarland Informatics Campus?
Starting your studies can be quite exciting. Finding your way around after enrollment is not always easy: To make it easier for you, you will find all the important steps on your way to us here - from enrollment to the start of the semester. The study coordinators, the student council and students from higher semesters are always happy to help you get started and are always open to questions and personal concerns.
First of all, you need your university ID to get in touch with us, or other first year students.
On the Discord-Server of the CS Students' Representative Council you can get to know your fellow students and exchange ideas with students of higher semesters - even before you have your admission! Whether you want to prepare for your studies, learn together, play, make music or just have a chat - we are here for you!
Every year, students from higher semesters organize the Maths Prep Course, and the the Student Council organizes the Student Introduction Period, StEP for short. Together, they help new students of computer science and related courses to get started in their studies. Highly recommended!
This page of the University IT Center explains how to set up your personal access.
German Website
Here you will find all the information you need to start your first semester successfully.
From pre-courses to timetable creation or even tips on student financing and the mentor programs, you will find the information here:
Study organisation
You need a campus map or want to know what you can eat in the cafeteria? The university app offers you that and much more.
Download: At the moment the android app is being reworked.
Download: AppStore
Finally, you should take a look at our page with information about the current semester. Here you will find all welcome events / kick-off events but also introduction videos for the offered courses.
Welcome at Saarland Informatics Campus!
Information for Pupils
Ever taught a robot to drive, or built a scanner to capture objects in three dimensions? We want to make students aware of the computer science field at an early age, and therefore offer several programs, lectures and workshops. Why not sign up? It only takes a few clicks!
Guidance and Information for Students
What is the meaning of this passage in the study regulations? Is it possible to write a master’s thesis externally, at a company? Can I get credit for courses taken abroad? We are happy to advise you on these and other issues.
Courses and Lecturers
The lectures of the individual programs are listed on the “Teaching, Research, Study” (German abbreviation: “LSF”) portal. Students register there for exams and tests. The “collision table” makes conflicts visible at a glance.
Examinations
The staff of our examination office can answer any of your questions about examinations, credit points, or bachelor’s and master’s theses. Please have a look at the website of the examination office for further information and forms.
Exam Calendar
Please note that we cannot guarantee completeness.
Doctoral Studies
The Saarbrücken Graduate School of Computer Science provides an optimal environment for pursuing doctoral studies in computer science at an internationally competitive level. As a student, you undergo research-oriented training and experience a stimulating and scientifically challenging atmosphere. Advised by internationally renowned scientists, you can participate in one of the many research groups and find your way into top-notch research.
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From Studying to Research and Careers
Science, industry, or start-ups? We offer many services to help graduates and research- or industry-based employers to get in touch.
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Job Opportunities
From internships to professorships, job opportunities at the Saarland Informatics Campus are wide-ranging. Whether during your studies, or as the next step in your career, the SIC as an employer offers excellent prospects to gain your footing on our campus.
The Career Center - Supporting International Students In Their Career
The Career Center is your contact for all questions regarding career entry. Our aim is to keep your studies practical by supporting you in finding internships, helping you develop intercultural and soft skills, getting in touch with companies, and assisting you in presenting yourself well for a job interview, for example.
Selected Highlights:
Hiwi Position Marketing & Communication, Tech (m/w/d)
Our team is looking for student support (f/m/d) in the areas of social media, copywriting, marketing, communication, organization as well as tech for the #SIC and the computer science department.Send your application to:
Student Assistant (HiWi) position (m/f/x)
In his newly-established group focused on user-centered learning sciences and technology research, Professor Tomohiro Nagashima is looking for 1-2 Student Research Assistants (HiWi) who can support new exciting research on learning technology and learning sciences.
Postdoctoral Scholar as a Humboldt Research Fellow (m/f/x)
At LaLa Lab (Learning to Adapt, Learning with Agency Lab) in the Department of
Computer Science at Saarland University, Professor Tomohiro Nagashima is looking for a Postdoctoral Scholar who will conduct independent research within Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), the Learning Sciences, Cognitive Science, and Educational Psychology.
Library
The Campus Library for Computer Science and Mathematics is the common library of the on-campus Max Planck Institutes, the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence and the Departments of Computer Science and Mathematics at Saarland University. In addition to 120,000 computer science and mathematics publications, the library also offers individual and group work spaces.
Please refer to the website of the Campus Library of Mathematics and Computer Science
Open Science / Open Access
Open Science (OS) promotes free and unrestricted access to scientific knowledge and data, enabling their open dissemination via the internet. Key aspects of Open Science include unrestricted access to research data (Open Data) and academic publications (Open Access). Digital technologies provide new opportunities to make science more transparent, accessible, and collaborative.
Learn more and find all key information here.
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