Bachelor's in Software Development Online

Software systems are an inseparable part of the today’s business and economic world, as well as everyday life. Regardless of its through smartphone apps, smart home devices or complex online databases, software developers and the work that they do have a profound effect on the world.

The topics covered in the online Bachelor’s programme in Software Development include many of the elements and skills that the World Economic Forum has declared will determine the future: virtual reality, artificial intelligence and cloud programming .

Develop strong foundations for starting your career as a software developer, from statistical and mathematical knowledge to programming language fluency. With a Bachelor's degree in Software Development, you can expect excellent career prospects across all industries, with lucrative opportunities for advancement and the possibility to work anywhere on the globe.  

Accreditation: 
IU is accredited and certified with a seal of approval from the German Accreditation Council. All IU study programmes, materials, and services meet high internal and external quality standards, which are regularly reviewed and updated.

Scholarship:
• Scholarship Programme 
• Deutschlandstipendium (German scholarship)

Online Studies

International University of Applied Sciences prepare students for international careers in business and management at two campus locations: Bad Honnef, and Berlin. At IU International University of Applied Sciences, students can either study 100% online or get a hybrid on-campus experience. IU's campuses in Germany are intimate, welcoming and easily accessible to all students. There is plenty of space to study, meet other students, talk to the teaching staff and socialise. IU International University of Applied Sciences aims to offer students the best tools and support, so that they can fulfil their potential and excel in their studies. IU is offering the unique opportunity to combine online studies with on-location, in-person studies, so that students can enjoy campus life, study closely with others, and talk to their professors up close and personal.