Academics
Undergraduate and graduate programs that connect theory to professional practice.
Faculties
Four faculties, one practical focus
Each faculty combines core academic foundations with applied projects and internships.
Information Technology
Software engineering, data systems, computer networks, and the foundations of information security. Students build real applications and complete a capstone project.
- BSc Software Engineering
- BSc Computer Science
- Diploma in Network & Systems Administration
Business & Economics
Management, finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship oriented toward regional and international markets.
- BBA Business Administration
- BSc Economics
- MBA (part-time)
International Studies
Regional politics, diplomacy, languages, and cross-border trade for careers in public and private sectors.
- BA International Relations
- BA Regional Studies
- Diploma in Translation & Languages
Applied Sciences
Environmental science, engineering fundamentals, and laboratory research with a hands-on emphasis.
- BSc Environmental Science
- BSc Applied Engineering
- Foundation Year (Sciences)
Academic calendar
The academic year is divided into two semesters. The autumn semester typically runs from September to January, and the spring semester from February to June, with examination periods at the end of each.
Teaching model
Class sizes are kept small to encourage discussion and individual support. Coursework blends lectures, seminars, laboratory and studio work, and assessed projects. Most senior programs include an internship or applied capstone.