Bachelors Programme Computer Science

The goals of the degree course in Computer Science are: on the one hand to provide a solid basic and methodological knowledge of the main sectors of computer science and mathematics and on the other to provide a good command of the methodologies and technologies of Computer Science, offering adequate background to learn and know the different application areas of the discipline and to be able to assimilate, understand and evaluate the impact of the constant scientific and technological progress in the discipline. The degree program provides a broad common basis of activities, all aimed at preserving the homogeneity and cultural coherence expected of a Computer Science graduate. It is also given to the student a certain amount of freedom in the choice of a part of the courses in order to further investigate some topics of their own interest among those proposed by the course of study. For the realization of all the training objectives set out above, frontal lessons, practical exercises, labs and IT tools to support teaching are provided.

Admission requirements
Applicants to the Bachelor's degree programme in Computer Science must hold an upper secondary-school diploma or equivalent foreign qualification pursuant to Ministerial Decree no. 270 of 22 October 2004.

Admission assessment
Admission is capped in order to meet high-quality teaching standards relative to available resources. Therefore, applicants will be required to sit a TOLC (Test On Line CISIA) admission test. There are 250 places available for the first year of the programme.

You need to complete 180 credit hours to successfully obtain this degree. Please check detail of study units at https://www.unimi.it/en/education/computer-science

Transfers and second degrees
Transfer students from a degree programme of the University of Milan, or another university, and graduate students will be waived from the test only if they meet the following requirements, based on a preliminary assessment of their academic career:
- if the student, in the pre-assessment phase, is awarded at least 30 credits, of which 12 for Continuum Mathematics, he/she is admitted to the second year with no test or additional learning requirements (OFA);
- if the student is awarded less than 30 credits, he/she must register for the test.
To this end, candidates will have to submit a specific request for prior assessment of their academic career using the online service stated in the call for applications.
These candidates must provide a full transcript of records (listing exams, subject areas, credits, grades) and attach the course syllabi. For more details, please refer to the call for applications.

You can join one of the following careers:

• Computer Systems Analysts
• Computer Programmer
• Web Developer
• Software Developer