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Bachelor's Degree Program in Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
The Bachelor’s Degree Program in Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence trains professionals in computer science with specialized skills in artificial intelligence and in the main areas of applied computing.
Graduates in Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence will acquire a solid foundational education, enabling them to keep pace with technological advancements, alongside advanced technical training that facilitates a smooth transition into the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) job market.
Graduates in Computer Science will also meet the requirements for admission to postgraduate studies, both in the field of computer science and in other scientific disciplines.
The foundational academic training provided will enable graduates in Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence to acquire:

  • familiarity with the scientific method of investigation;
  • the ability to understand and apply mathematical tools;
  • methodological knowledge and basic competences across a broad range of areas within information and communication technologies, including advanced techniques in artificial intelligence;
  • the ability to engage with the discipline in English, supporting access to international job opportunities.

To ensure the above-mentioned preparation, the first two years of the program—common to all students—include core courses considered essential for both technical and academic training in this field. These include courses in mathematics, physics, and statistics, as well as fundamental courses in computer science and artificial intelligence.
In the third year, in addition to completing their core training, students may choose among elective courses that help shape their professional profile in key areas of applied computer science. The curriculum can also be supplemented with courses in economics and/or law.
The program concludes with an internship, which may be undertaken internally—through advanced project work under faculty supervision—or externally, at partner companies in the sector. Internship activities may involve software analysis, design, and development, data analysis, artificial intelligence, or systems and networks.
The Bachelor's Program in Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence has established several Erasmus agreements, offering students the opportunity to undertake international study experiences.
Admission to the Bachelor's Degree in Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence is restricted, and enrollment is subject to passing an entrance examination.