Note to our international students! We would like to inform our students that the dean and the vice-dean can be contacted after consultation with the international coordinators.Please contact us first! If the help of the dean or vice dean is needed we inform you and forward your requests to them.If you send the e-mails directly to the dean or vice-dean in these cases the e-mails are sent back instantly to you and in copy to the coordinators without administration.Thank you for your kind understanding.

Dear Students! The Spring semester starts on 12 FEBRUARY!!

The processing time of your e-mails is 3 to 4 working days!

Attention!From January 1st 2024 we will automatically reject any professional internship that the student started without requesting or receiving the approval of the vice-dean in advance.IF YOU HAVE ALREADY STARTED A WORK WHICH YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE ADMINISTERED AS YOUR INTERNSHIP ACCOMPLISHMENT, AND IT IS NOT YET APPROVED BY THE UNIVERSITY, PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR DECLARATION OF ACCEPTANCE NO LATER THAN 31 DECEMBER.

Elective Courses

Besides completing all the compulsory courses of the curriculum, you will also have to complete some elective courses. If you are on the "old" curriculum, you have to complete at least 9 credits from electives during your studies; if you are on the "new" curriculum, you have to complete at least 10 credits.

If you have completed a preliminary semester, the courses taken there can be counted as electives.

The Faculty of Informatics organizes several courses for this purpose, the list of these can vary semester after semester. Please check the Timetable page in the registration period to see which courses are available for the current semester.

You can also choose to complete courses from other faculties, such as language courses, sports courses, or anything else that catches your attention. However, as a BSc student, you should NOT register for Computer Science MSc courses (if you do, you might find later that you were dropped from the course).

Please note that we cannot give you information about courses from other faculties. If you choose to take a course that belongs to another faculty (e.g. you found a course by searching in Neptun that sounds interesting to you), then you will have to find information about it yourself. (Use Google, send an email to the teacher of the course, ...) Bear in mind that other faculties might have rules that you are not aware of, or you shouldn't even register for the course that you found for some reason - so in any case, I advise you to contact the relevant teacher or department, and ask them if they would be okay with you joining the course.