Computer Science – Big Data & Artificial Intelligence (MSc)

Programme Overview

The Master's Degree in Computer Science with a specialization in Big Data & Artificial Intelligence at SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences equips students with advanced knowledge and skills in the rapidly evolving fields of data science and AI technology. The curriculum is crafted to encompass essential theories, methods, and tools that drive innovation in data-driven decision-making and intelligent systems.

Structured over three to four semesters, the programme combines theoretical coursework with practical applications, promoting a deep understanding of underlying concepts and engineering processes. Students will engage in modules specifically designed for the complexities of Big Data analytics, machine learning techniques, and the ethical implications surrounding AI technologies. The final semester typically includes a master's thesis project, which allows students to apply their learning to real-world challenges.

In addition, as a university of applied sciences, SRH Berlin emphasizes practical training through collaborations with industry partners. A dedicated internship semester offers students valuable work experience, aiding their transition from academic studies to professional environments. This hands-on experience is critical, especially within Germany’s dynamic and innovative Mittelstand – its strong network of small and medium-sized enterprises.

This programme is suitable for those with a background in computer science or a related field who are keen on exploring advanced topics in technology and analytical methods. Students will leave with a robust toolkit of skills, including data analysis, programming, and systems design, preparing them to meet the demands of the tech industry.

• Data Scientist
• AI Engineer
• Big Data Analyst
• Machine Learning Specialist
• Business Intelligence Developer
• IT Consultant

Graduates can find opportunities across various sectors, including IT, finance, healthcare, automotive, and consulting, in organizations ranging from startups to established firms, taking advantage of Germany's 18-month post-study job-seeking permit to explore employment opportunities.