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Our Information Technology programs are designed to fit your needs: Great choice of modules, full-time, part-time or work-study track models and the possibility to start in September or February.
Try out VR and experience a virtual chapel: an exhibition entitled “Palacetine” takes place both physically and virtually in the Peterskapelle (St Peter’s Chapel).
How can blockchain technology and the IoT enhance supply chains? Five prototypes designed by students of the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts highlight possible applications.
When, if not today? Nobody likes to contemplate it, but it makes sense to plan for one's digital legacy. Here’s how.
Why are so few people wearing protective masks? Marc Pouly and Eckart Zitzler are trying to trace the reasons and explore the dilemma through the lens of game theory.
Roughly 45% of the study content is selectable from an extensive module catalogue.
In the final two semesters, you will be have the opportunity to specialize in a specific field in the framework of your chosen Major.
You will complete the challenging and future-oriented degree program within three years on a full-time basis or within four years on a part-time basis.
Take a glance at the practice-focused Information Technology program and learn more about student projects and about the kinds of careers graduates typically embark on.
You have the choice: Start the program in Septemner (fall semester) or in February (spring semester).
You will have the Enterprise Lab with its integrated mainframe, the Networking Lab and a security and microcomputer infrastructure at your disposal.
The information events at the Lucerne School of Computer Science and Information Technology provide an overview of the available bachelor's programs and a glance into the day-to-day life as a student. Depending on the format, you have the opportunity to learn more about one, two or even three study programs and to talk to current and former students.
The taster lessons for prospective students provide a glance into the various modules and the curriculum as a whole. To the taster lessons.
Melissa studiert Informatik an der Hochschule Luzern. Im Video erklärt sie, welches Vorwissen und welche Voraussetzungen man fürs Informatik-Studium mitbringen muss und warum sie berufsbegleitend studiert.
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts/FHZ
BSc in Information Technology
September and February
CHF 200 enrollment fee
CHF 800 semester fee
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Blogbeitrag: «Frauen, kommt Informatik studieren!»
Blogbeitrag: Heute kocht der Kühlschrank
Blogbeitrag: 5 Tipps, wie du mit deiner Bachelorarbeit einen Preis gewinnst
Blogbeitrag: Ein Hoch auf neugiergetriebenes, projektbasiertes Lernen!
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Artikel Absolventenporträt Luzerner Zeitung : «App macht Appetit» (Only in German)
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Blogbeitrag: Vom Studium ins Studio
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Blogbeitrag: So witzig kann ein Stelleninserat sein
Blogbeitrag: Die App und das Ei
Blogbeitrag: Von Data Science und KMUs – Chancen dank künstlicher Intelligenz
Blogbeitrag: Programmieren für iOS
Blogbeitrag: Ruhm, Ehre und ECTS-Punkte für drei Informatik-Studierende
Blogbeitrag: Mit Pepper in die Zukunft
Blogbeitrag: So wohnt es sich auf dem Campus Rotkreuz
Blogbeitrag: Informatiker wanted!
Flyer Bachelor in Informatik (Only in German)
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