Whether it's complex networks, connected robots or intelligent software, the digital world of tomorrow is built by people who understand how technology really works and how to apply it. In the Bachelor's degree programme in Information Technologies, you will become one of them. You will learn how to develop software, design IT systems, work with hardware and apply artificial intelligence effectively, combining hands-on experience with a strong technical foundation and plenty of room for your own ideas.
| Study mode: | full-time or part-time |
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| Degree awarded: | Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSc) |
| Duration: | 6 semesters / 180 ECTS |
| Study places per year: | 50 full-time | 30 part-time |
| Location: | Campus Urstein |
| Language of instruction: | German |
| Tuition: | Tuition fee Euro 363,- per semester + Euro 26.20 student union fee per semester |
| Instruction: | full-time: Tuesday to Friday all-day part-time: Friday and Saturday all-day and one block week per semester |
Why Study Information Technologies at FH Salzburg?
Specialisations
This programme is open to graduates of all types of secondary schools. No prior programming experience is required. Curiosity, motivation, and an interest in technology are all you need.
If you enjoy developing ideas, feel comfortable working with digital tools, and value teamwork, this programme is the right fit for you. All courses start with a strong foundation, ensuring everyone begins on equal footing.
Collaborative learning formats such as Tutorium42 support your transition into higher education and help lay the groundwork for your academic success.
Practice from Day One
Alongside building technical expertise, developing essential professional and interpersonal skills is a key part of the programme. To support this, students benefit from several hands-on learning opportunities:
- Innovation Lab & Career: Develop your own ideas, tackle complex challenges in teams, and actively shape your career path.
- Tutorium42: Learning is better together. In this voluntary peer-learning programme, you support one another, solve challenges collaboratively, and develop the teamwork skills that are highly valued in the IT industry.
- Professional Internship: The mandatory 300-hour internship can either be spread across several semesters (100 hours each) or completed as an intensive placement within a single semester. If you are already working in a relevant professional field, your employment may be recognised towards the internship requirement.