IT and Computer Science Degrees in Europe for 2027
Technology skills are in demand across Europe, and IT degrees are among the most popular choices for international students. Poland in particular has become a hub for software development, with many global companies running engineering centres there. Here is how to choose an IT degree for 2027.
Which specialisation?
- Computer Science / Software Engineering: programming, algorithms and systems. The most flexible option for a tech career.
- Cybersecurity: protecting systems and data. Strong demand and a clear career path.
- Artificial Intelligence: machine learning and data. Usually needs strong maths.
- Cloud Computing & DevOps: infrastructure and deployment, closely matched to industry jobs.
- Computer Engineering: hardware and software together.
English-taught IT degrees in our catalogue
| University (Poland) | IT programmes |
|---|---|
| UITM University, Rzeszów | Computer Science BSc, Cybersecurity BSc, Cloud Computing & DevOps BSc |
| Vistula University, Warsaw | Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, Computer Engineering, Business Analytics |
| WSEI University, Lublin | Computer Science (Software Engineering), Computer Science (AI, Cyber Security) |
| Akademia Tatrzańska, Nowy Targ | Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Computer Engineering, Applications Programming |
| VIZJA University, Warsaw | Cybersecurity |
Tuition at these universities is roughly €2,000–€6,000 per year, and living costs in Poland are about €500–€800 a month. See exact fees on each programme's page under courses.
The well-known names
If you have top grades, leading technical universities include the Technical University of Munich, ETH Zurich, KTH in Stockholm, Delft University of Technology and the Warsaw University of Technology. Admission is competitive, and German public universities often teach bachelor's degrees in German.
Entry requirements
- A school-leaving certificate (A-level, Matric, NSSC or equivalent), with maths strongly preferred.
- English proof, usually IELTS 5.5–6.0 or equivalent, or an English Medium of Instruction letter at some universities.
- No prior programming experience is required for most bachelor's degrees, but basic practice helps.
Careers after graduation
IT graduates can work in software, security, data and IT support roles. Poland and Germany both offer routes to stay and look for work after graduation, and IT internships during your studies make a big difference to job offers.
Apply for 2027
Our Polish partner universities accept applications for October 2027 until 30 June 2027, and for the February 2027 intake until 15 December 2026. Check the deadlines page, then start with the readiness check.