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Bachelor in Information Technology Create your own personal curriculum

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.

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New Center brings AR and VR to SMEs and schools

Augmented and Virtual Reality are key technologies of the future. The new Immersive Realities Center at the Lucerne School of Computer Science and Information Technology provides easy access for SMEs and schools.

Andreas Schürmann

Have a listen: digital issues, explained

Will we soon be walking around with computer chips in our heads? What’s next for TikTok? How does a computer learn to drive?

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Hey kids! Computer Science and Information Technology graduate develops games app for bank A banking app for children as young as three?

It may sound strange, but that’s exactly what Katrin Brühlmann has developed in her Bachelor’s thesis. We discuss gaming for toddlers with the 24-year-old, her lateral entry into IT and what drove her to develop a full-scale app.

Informatik Blog Beitrag Studieren mit Asperger

Studying with Asperger's: «My 'weakness' has already helped me a lot».

Other students suffer from contact restrictions, Luca Koch* says: «Distance learning is brilliant for me!». The 23-year-old has Asperger's and is studying information technology.

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Computer science graduates develop AI for cell analysis

They close an important gap: David Staub and Timo Furrer win the regional Siemens Excellence Award for their bachelor thesis on AI-supported analysis of cell shapes.

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Study computer science as a young mother? For sure!

Doubly committed: Corina Bühlmann, 28, is studying computer science and is the mother of two small children. How does she manage to combine her studies and her family?

SIX REASONS TO STUDY FOR AN information technology DEGREE AT THE LUCERNE UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND ARTS

1. Modules

Customizable program 

Roughly 45% of the study content is selectable from an extensive module catalogue.

2. Majors

Selecting a specialization  

In the final two semesters, you will be have the opportunity to specialize in a specific field in the framework of your chosen Major.

3. Time model

Full-time or part-time degree

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.

4. Exciting projects

The program at a glance 

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.

start

In February or September

You have the choice: Start the program in Septemner (fall semester) or in February (spring semester).

6. Infrastructure

State-of-the-art infrastructure 

You will have the Enterprise Lab with its integrated mainframe, the Networking Lab and a security and microcomputer infrastructure at your disposal.

Information events 

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.

Taster lessons for the Bachelor in Information Technology

The taster lessons for prospective students provide a glance into the various modules and the curriculum as a whole. To the taster lessons.

Q&A – Information Technology (only German)

Melissa studies information technology at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. In the video, she explains what prior knowledge and prerequisites you need to study information technology and why she is studying part-time.

Facts

Degree

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology,  Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts/FHZ 

Graduate profile

BSc in Information Technology

Specialisation
  • Bachelor in Informatik
Field of activity
  • Counselling
  • Business analyst, evaluation of customer needs
  • Engineering, ICT systems planning
  • Project management
  • Software development, engineering
  • Systems administration, operation, maintenance
  • Testing, implementation
 
Admission
  • Vocational baccalaureate (Germany: higher education entrance qualification) with recognized vocational training
  • Academic baccalaureate plus relevant work experience
  • There is also the possibility of admission via the pre-admission course.

Outstanding diplomas (for example the vocational baccalaureate certificate) may be submitted later.

 
Requirement
  • Basic knowledge of Information Technology
  • Solid performance in  math and communication subjects
  • Well-developed logical and abstract thinking skills
  • Enjoyment of precise work and thinking
  • Interest in solving complex, interdisciplinary problems
 
Application deadline

Commencement of studies

Semester dates

September and February

Information events
Language of instruction
  • German
  • English
Student counselling
Head of studies/Study coordinator
Study fees

CHF 200 enrollment fee

CHF 800 semester fee

Time model
  • full-time
  • work-study
  • part-time

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