The Faculty of Technology offers innovative and interdisciplinary degree programmes that combine research-oriented specialist study with key skills relevant to the workplace.
At Master’s level, the Faculty of Technology offers direct progression routes from the above-mentioned combined bachelor's degrees, some of which are also available as international degree programmes. In addition, the Faculty offers various programmes leading to the doctoral degrees Dr. rer. nat. and Dr.-Ing. following completion of the degree programme.
The Bachelor’s programme at Bielefeld University can be flexibly tailored to your interests. You can study Computer Science or Biotechnology as a single-subject Bachelor’s degree or combine it with other subjects. There are three options available to you:
This allows you to tailor your degree programme to suit your interests and career goals.
| Computer Science | Intelligent Systems | Science Informatics | Biotechnology | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single-Subject | Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Informatics | Science Informatics | Molecular Biotechnology | |
| Major in Combi Bachelor | Major Computer Science + Minor * | Major Computer Science + Minor Foundations of Cognitive Systems | Major Computer Science + Minor Physics, Chemistry, or Biology | |
| Minor in Combi Bachelor | Major * + Minor Computer Science | |||
| Small Minor in Combi Bachelor | Major * + Small Minor Computer Science + Small Minor * | Major Computer Science + 2 x Minor * |
* - a set of combinable subjects from other faculties.
Major: (120 ECTS), Minor (60 ECTS), Small Minor (30 ECTS)
You can combine Computer Science as a (small) minor subject with many other major subjects from other faculties. It is not possible to combine a major in Computer Science with a minor in Computer Science.
Dr Dominik Cholewa (Programme Coordinator for Molecular Biotechnology)
Dr Thomas Herrmann (Programme Coordinator for Computer Science)
The student counselling service sees itself as a link between the examination office and students. It is the first point of contact for any issues relating to the timetable, the electronic course catalogue (ekvv) or your studies in general. It also offers support with completing applications for the examination office of the Faculty of Technology.
Furthermore, the student counselling service provides help on questions regarding the university, its institutions and its partnerships.
The academic advisor provides information to both prospective students and current students on the structure and progression of a degree programme, as well as its career prospects. It advises prospective students on choosing a degree programme and helps current students to resolve any issues they may encounter during their studies. It also provides information on the recognition of academic achievements and placement into higher subject related semesters, which is carried out according to a standardised procedure for all degree programmes.