Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering

Self-driving cars, smartphone navigation, personalised offers based on your surfing behaviour and robots used in healthcare. During the Computer Science and Engineering degree programme, you will learn how to develop software and all on data processing for the intelligent systems of today and the future. Computer Science is an enabling technique that is used in many other sectors, which means that the applications are endless.

Mathematical analysis and modelling, logical reasoning, programming algorithms and working with concepts of programming languages are all important here, and so is collaboration. This is why, at least once a year, you will work on a project with a group of fellow students, designing ‘things’ like an intelligent bot in a computer game.

Overview

Bilingual (Dutch-English) track: Dutch and English

English track: English

Numerus fixus: Yes (550)

Start: September

Required subjects: Math B

Form: Full time - on campus

Important dates

Numerus fixus: January 15th

Student for a day: continuous

Open campus days:
20th & 23rd of October 2023
16th & 17th March 2024

Event calendar

Numerus fixus

Additional information

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