Overview The programme delivers in-depth training in artificial intelligence, data science, machine learning and contemporary information and communication technologies. You will study core topics such as machine learning and neural networks, advanced data processing, audio and video technologies, cloud computing, Internet of Things, and communication systems, with an emphasis on applying AI-driven solutions in practical, real-world settings. Teaching blends theory with hands-on projects and interdisciplinary teamwork, and the curriculum allows for individual specialisation so you can tailor your studies to particular technical interests or industry applications.
What you’ll gain Graduates are prepared for technically demanding roles that involve designing, developing and deploying intelligent systems across a variety of sectors. The programme focuses on practical problem solving in a rapidly evolving digital landscape, equipping you to integrate AI components into existing systems and to manage complex technological challenges. The course is offered in English and is located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany—an advantageous setting for connecting with industry and research networks.
Application and requirements
Programme structure and key content:
On completion, graduates are expected to be able to design, implement and evaluate intelligent systems, integrate AI components into real-world environments, and communicate technical results in English. The full-time programme runs for three semesters on campus in Rüsselsheim.
A clear academic background in computer science or a closely related area is required to apply. Specifically:
Winter Semester (International)
15 July 2026
Summer Semester (International)
15 January 2027
Winter Semester (EU/EEA)
15 July 2026
Summer Semester (EU/EEA)
15 January 2027
Graduates are prepared for technical and development roles that involve building and integrating intelligent systems, such as machine learning engineer, AI developer, data engineer, IoT/cloud systems specialist, or roles in R&D and system integration. The programme’s applied focus and project work aim to make graduates industry-ready for positions in companies that deploy AI-driven solutions.
The English-language instruction and thesis also support international mobility and collaboration. Graduates may also pursue further academic research or doctoral studies at other institutions if they wish to deepen their research profile.
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