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5 programs found

Karlstad, Sweden

  • Computer Science and IT
  • Bachelor of Science
  • 180 ECTS credits
  • English

A bachelor's programme in computer science focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning. The first year builds foundations in programming, mathematics and AI, later years add advanced ML, generative AI and electives, and the final year stresses industry projects.

Kalmar Municipality, Sweden

  • Computer Science and IT
  • Bachelor of Science
  • 180 credits
  • On campus
  • English

A bachelor's programme in Växjö focused on the software in IT systems, from mobile phones and games to cars and industrial robots. Students learn programming and how to design and develop IT systems, and electives allow a profile such as computer graphics.

Luleå Municipality, Sweden

  • Architecture, Art and Design
  • Bachelor's degree
  • 3 years (180 credits)
  • On campus
  • English

A three-year bachelor's programme in Skellefteå where students turn ideas into playable prototypes and finished games, covering mechanics, progression, player behaviour and playtesting. Students work with game engines such as Unity, Godot and Unreal Engine and collaborate with programming and computer graphics students.

Lund, Sweden

  • Business and Management
  • Bachelor's degree
  • 3 years (180 credits)
  • English

A three-year bachelor's programme at Lund University School of Economics and Management on cross-border and cross-cultural business, trade, law and economics. Students work in international team projects, and one semester is reserved for electives, an exchange or an internship.

Stockholm Municipality, Sweden

  • Computer Science and IT
  • BSc
  • 3 years (180 ECTS credits)
  • On campus
  • English

KTH's English-taught bachelor's programme, giving a broad base in electronics, programming, computer science and communication technology. A large share of the credits are electives, so students can lean towards areas such as AI, machine learning or robotics.