Why study Computing Science in Nijmegen?
Computing Science is an English-taught Bachelor's programme. In three years, the programme will provide you with a broad and solid foundation. This allows you to deal with and shape the information technologies of the future.
Computing Science: something for you?
- Discover how computer or computing science can change the world for the better, making a positive impact on different areas of society.
- Test and enhance your puzzle-solving abilities by combining logic and creativity to solve challenging problems.
- Engage in hands-on project development for real clients at the student software company GiPHouse, encouraging teamwork with fellow students.
- Explore and experiment with the latest IT gadgets in collaborative team projects at the innovative New Devices Lab.
- Learn the key mathematical concepts that are the foundation of coding and programming, giving you a thorough grasp of the maths involved in computer science.
- Cyber security research at Radboud University is leading in Europe. Independent research assessments over the past 10 years show that the Institute for Computing and Information Sciences (iCIS) ranks as the top computing science institute in the Netherlands.
- With 35-45% of our Computing Science students coming from abroad, we offer a uniquely global learning environment.
- Student advisors keep close contact to guide you through the programme and are easy to contact for all your questions.
- Immerse yourself in sustainable issues during your studies and receive a special sustainability testimony on top of your Bachelor's degree.
- Active study association Thalia organises all sort of activities. Some serious, some more for fun to get to know your fellow students, teachers, and alumni. Thalia also hosts events in collaboration with companies to help you in your career orientation.
Do you want to know more about what Radboud University has to offer?
Computing science research in Nijmegen
The researchers and lecturers at Radboud University in the field of computing science are among the top of their field. Curious what kind of research questions you could be working on? Watch the video below, in which current students and PhD students talk about their projects.