Bachelor of Science in Applied Computer Sciences (BSc) in Geneva, Switzerland

Bachelor of Science in Applied Computer Sciences (BSc)

Description:

This BSc programme focuses on the in-depth study of computer software and hardware. It aims to provide students with a solid understanding of the fundamental principles and concepts of computer science, including programming, algorithms, data structures, and software engineering. Furthermore, students have the opportunity to explore emerging technologies and trends in the field, such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, cybersecurity, game development, and robotics.

Objectives:

Design and implement complex software systems using a range of programming languages and tools.
Solve intricate problems through the application of computational methods and algorithms.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of computer organisation and architecture, including the design and implementation of computer networks and systems.
Utilise principles of software engineering to efficiently design, develop, and test software systems.
Explore and understand emerging technologies and trends in the field of computer science, and assess their potential societal impact.
Apply theoretical knowledge and practical skills in real-world contexts through a capstone project or an internship.
Develop a deep understanding of data science and analytics, as well as natural language processing and machine learning.
Explore the field of robotics and autonomous systems.
Learn about computer graphics, visualisation, and game development.
Understand and apply the principles of creativity and innovation management in the field of computer science.

Career Opportunities:

Software Developer/Engineer: Designing, coding, and testing software and apps.
Systems Analyst: Improving businesses' IT systems and infrastructure.
Database Administrator: Managing databases for data organisation.
Network Administrator: Setting up and managing IT networks.
Web Developer: Building and maintaining websites or web applications.
Data Analyst: Interpreting complex datasets for business insights.
Cyber Security Analyst: Protecting IT infrastructure from cyber threats.
Test Engineer: Building and testing software applications.
Game Developer: Designing video games for entertainment or education.
IT Project Manager: Overseeing IT projects from start to finish.

Programme brochure

SWISS UMEF was founded in 1984, in accordance with Swiss Law, as a higher private education institution in Geneva and is institutionally accredited by the Swiss Accreditation Council, in accordance with the Higher Education Act (HEdA).

SWISS UMEF is also certified by EDUQUA (the Swiss quality label) and has programme accreditation by ACBSP and IACBE.

SWISS UMEF is proud to have been the first private federally accredited institution as a University of Applied Sciences Institute in Geneva.

Swiss Accreditation Council
Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs
International Accreditation Council for Business Education
CHEA - Council for Higher Education Accreditation
EduQua

Admission Supporting Documents:

Filled and signed application form;
Copies of the official certificate, Baccalaureate, Vocational Baccalaureate; and with a Federal VET diploma, or equivalent;
Copies of transcripts;
Copy of identity card or passport;
Two passport photos;
Motivation letter.

Candidates for the Bachelor's programme must have professional experience of at least one full-time year in a field close to the chosen course.

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Established in 1984 in Geneva
The first private institution in Geneva accredited by the Swiss Accreditation Council.
Accredited and recognised by IACBE for its academic excellence
EduQua certification - Swiss quality label for continuous education
Offers a unique and friendly campus in an outstanding setting in a historic castle and its park by the Rhone River
Maintains extremely high standards of excellence
International faculty with prime academic qualifications and outstanding practical experience
Focuses on student employability and career growth
Human-sized classes
Study in Geneva, a hub of international organisations in the heart of Europe

The campus is located in an old priory in Geneva that dates back to the 15th century. It is a classified monument, which was restored in 1917 and is constantly maintained in perfect order.

The campus covers an area of 18,400 sq. m. It is a magnificent environment with a view of the Rhône River and the iconic Salève Mountain. In this environment, students will be able to concentrate on their studies and be involved in the research.

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