Bachelor’s degree graduates possess academic knowledge and practical skills that qualify them for a career or further study. Possible fields of work include:

• Institutions and companies in data processing and computer technology (hardware and software)
• IT service providers
• Consulting firms

Computer scientists work specifically in IT departments, e.g., in research and development as well as in network administration. Due to increasing technological advancements, these skills are also in demand in the healthcare sector and in public administration (e-government).

A master’s degree – and, in some cases, a doctorate – is required for leadership roles or positions in research and teaching.