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About Us

The Department of Computer Science at Saarland University regularly achieves top positions in university rankings such as the CHE Ranking, or the computer science-specific CS Rankings. In its more than 50-year history it has distinguished itself many times by its excellence in research and teaching. With a current total of 36 university professors and 17* study programs at the highest international level, all aspects of computer science are covered. The Computer Science department is also part of the Saarland Informatics Campus (SIC).

 

 

    • Dean's Office and Committees

      In the following list you will find the current Dean and the Dean of Studies, the Faculty Council, the Senate Representative, and the Examination Committees for the Bachelor and Master of Computer Science, the Master of Visual Computing, and the Bachelor and Master of Computer and Communications Technology, as well as the PhD Committee.

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    • Examination Office

      Here you will find all study and examination regulations, forms, guidelines, the contact persons for "your" study program and the latest information on examination dates and registration procedures.

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News

11/19/2024

Journalismuspreis Informatik: Bewerbungen sind bis zum 31. Januar 2025 möglich

Werden mit KI erzeugte Fake-Videos die US-Präsidentenwahl beeinflussen? Wie können Algorithmen helfen, einen solchen Schwindel rasch zu enttarnen? Um bei der rasanten Entwicklung neuer Technologien noch durchzublicken, ist fundierter Journalismus gefragt. Die Medien sollten der breiten Öffentlichkeit vermitteln, welch enorme gesellschaftliche Relevanz in vielen Themen der Informatik steckt. Die besten Beiträge aus dem Jahr 2024 werden daher mit dem Journalismuspreis Informatik geehrt. [...]

11/15/2024

Saarbrücker Doktorand gewinnt renommierte Förderung von Google

Arata Jingu forscht im Bereich Mixed Reality, in dem es darum geht, digitale Elemente in die physische Welt zu integrieren und sie mit allen Sinnen erlebbar zu machen. Sein Forschungsschwerpunkt liegt auf dem Tastsinn: Er untersucht, wie digitale Inhalte buchstäblich „spürbar“ werden können. Jetzt wurde der Saarbrücker Doktorand mit dem international begehrten „Google PhD-Fellowship“ ausgezeichnet. [...]

10/16/2024

Regeln für KI: Internationale Online-Tagung zu AI Act aus rechtsvergleichender Persperspektive

Welche Regeln braucht KI? Am 24. Oktober lädt das Institut für Rechtsinformatik zusammen mit Partner-Universitäten aus Brasilien, Japan und Südafrika alle Interessierten ein zu einer Online-Tagung. Im Fokus steht der AI Act: Diese europäische KI-Verordnung ist weltweit das erste Gesetz zur Künstlichen Intelligenz, das Innovation und Schutz vor Risiken ausbalancieren will. Aus der Perspektive ihrer verschiedenen Rechtssysteme diskutieren internationale Expertinnen und Experten die Regelungen. [...]

10/08/2024

Internationales Projekt beleuchtet KI-Einsatz in Strafverfolgung und Strafverfahren

In welchem Maß darf KI helfen, Spuren auszuwerten, Straftäter zu überführen, ihre Taten vor Gericht nachzuweisen und zu verurteilen? Wo drohen Gefahren für Rechte der Beschuldigten und für den Rechtsstaat? Aus der vergleichenden Perspektive unterschiedlicher Rechtssysteme geht das internationale Forschungsprojekt CrimAI den Auswirkungen von KI auf Strafverfolgung und Strafverfahren auf den Grund. Den deutschen Part leitet Professor Dominik Brodowski von der Universität des Saarlandes. [...]

09/26/2024

KI für mehr Gesundheit im Saarland: Erste Health.AI-Projekte starten mit Millionenförderung

In den kommenden Jahren investiert das Bundesforschungsministerium im Saarland Forschungsgelder in zweistelliger Millionenhöhe in Projekte, die mit KI die medizinische Versorgung besser machen sollen. Unter dem Dach des Netzwerks Health.AI sollen einfallsreiche Prototypen erforscht und entwickelt werden. Das Netzwerk, an dem viele Akteure beteiligt sind, unterstützt 27 Forschungsprojekte. Nach Auswahl der geförderten Konzepte und umfangreichen Vorarbeiten sind die ersten Vorhaben angelaufen. [...]
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Degree Programs

The range of study programs offered by Saarland University in the field of informatics is extremely diverse – whether computer science, bioinformatics, or cybersecurity, bachelor or master, in a total of 17* courses of study, the Department of Computer Science at Saarland University imparts comprehensive knowledge of the theoretical foundations as well as practically oriented applications, up to and including starting a business. The courses are taught by internationally renowned luminaries of computer science as well as by the most talented young researchers.

Bachelor's degrees:

Master's degrees:

State examination:

International Bachelor Pograms:

Study programs offered in cooperation*: 

*In cooperation with the Departments of Mathematics and of Language Science and Technology, as well as the other non-university informatics institutes located on campus, the Department, as a partner of the Saarland Informatics Campus, offers 24 study programs.

 

Study Guidance and Student Representatives

© Philipp Zapf-Schramm / SICThe study coordinators of the computer science programmes.

If you have any questions about the computer science degree programmes at UdS, our study coordination will be happy to help you.

Study Coordination

Building E1 3, Rooms 207-209
Tel.: +49 (0)681 302-58092
studium@cs.uni-saarland.de

 
© Universität des SaarlandesComputer Science Students' Representative Council

Do you have questions that are better answered from a student's perspective? Please feel free to contact the Students' Representative Council.

Computer Science Students' Representative Council

Building E1.3, Room 109
Tel.: +49 (0)681 302-4389
contact@cs.fs.uni-saarland.de

 

Studies and Practice

To help our students to get in contact with the practice, there are for example talks of our graduates, where one may directly contact them: Saarbrücken computer scientists in the practice.

Saarland University’s Career Center is the central service unit for any for any questions students may have regarding job applications and career entry. In our career portal, students can find internship and work placement opportunities, as well as entry-level or graduate job opportunities.

The big annual job fair 'next' allows students and companies or recruiters to exchange ideas and to connect in a relaxed atmosphere. In addition, each semester the Career Center organizes a wide range of events and workshops  in cooperation with companies and other partners in order to help you find your way in the labour market.

The Career Center offers one-to-one career guidance appointments, especially for international students who want to prepare for the German job market.

All services offered by the Career Center are free of charge.

For more information, please visit the Career Center website.

Research

The Department of Computer Science at Saarland University does research at the highest international level. Among the 59 professors are recipients of the Leibniz Prize of the German Research Foundation, the Zuse Medal of the German Computer Science Society, grants from the European Research Council, and many other awards. Saarbrücken Informatics' doctoral candidates regularly present their research results at the most renowned international symposia in their areas. A complete list of award winners can be found here.

    • Doctoral Program

      The PhD program of the Department of Computer Science at Saarland University offers, along with the best research conditions and good pay, an outstanding supervisory relationship. Support offers such as the funding program of the Computer Science Department and the Graduate School of Computer Science help young scientists to make the most of their potential.

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    • Research Fields

      Around 30 research themes are explored by the scientists of the Saarland Informatics Campus (SIC) – from theoretical computer science, formal methods, algorithms and complexity, through artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computational linguistics, to embedded systems and language processing.

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The Saarland Informatics Campus

At the SIC the activities of all informatics facilities co-located at Saarbrücken converge. Its 900 scientists and around 2100 students from more than 81 countries make the Saarland Informatics Campus (SIC) one of the leading locations for informatics in Germany and in Europe. Five globally renowned research institutes, namely the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), the Max Planck Institute for Informatics, the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems, the Center for Bioinformatics and the Cluster for “Multimodal Computing and Interaction,” in cooperation with the Departments of Computer Science, Mathematics, and Language Science and Technology at Saarland University, cover the entire spectrum of informatics in 24 courses of study.