BSc in Applied Artificial Intelligence

We live in a world, where Artificial Intelligence (AI) is progressing rapidly. In almost all areas of our daily life we have touchpoints with AI. Autonomous driving or voice support are currently the best-known areas of application. But AI is also used in other industries, such as medical research, nursing, climate protection or production – to name just a few. AI is diverse, offers a wide range of possible applications and requires a broad knowledge to apply. The need for qualified specialists and managers in this area is huge, worldwide. For this reason, Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences designed the Applied Artificial Intelligence Bachelor‘s degree.

As the most important educational institution in southeastern Bavaria, Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences combines a regional profile with an international reputation. Strong connections with industry partners in one of Germany’s strongest economic areas offer our students an education that focuses on the practical skills necessary for a successful career. A friendly atmosphere, close contact between students and faculty, and the modern campus setting provide an ideal learning environment.

The city of Rosenheim has a Mediterranean flair and is situated in an area known for its beautiful mountains, forests, and lakes. The Bavarian capital, Munich, with its cultural attractions can be reached in 30 minutes by train.

Why study here?

With the highest standards of educational quality, TH Rosenheim trains qualified graduates with a practical orientation. A family atmosphere, close contact between students and faculty, and a wide range of recreational activities create ideal conditions. Surrounded by a unique mountain panorama and a magnificent forest and lake landscape, Rosenheim is the ideal place for successful studies.

Education

TH Rosenheim follows a practice-oriented approach. Practical projects with industry partners and an internship semester are integral parts of each Bachelor's degree program. Bachelor's degree programs consist of five theoretical semesters, one internship semester, and the final semester, in which students write the bachelor's thesis.

Master's degree programs consist of two semesters with lectures and the final semester, in which the master's thesis is written.