Program Overview

Computer Science lies at the core of all modern industries, as computer systems and information technology are the basis for almost all of today’s production processes. Computer technology changes constantly, but some fundamental principles are underlying these technologies. The Computer Science program at Constructor University focuses on understanding these principles and their application in practice. In addition to courses dealing with core competencies (programming, software engineering, foundations of computer science), you will cover mathematics (calculus, linear algebra, and statistics) and take courses in engineering and sciences while conducting guided research.

Specialization: Cybersecurity 

The Cybersecurity specialization* of the BSc in Computer Science aims to equip students with the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a career in cybersecurity, enabling them to take on junior roles in various domains of security operations, application security, awareness training, and governance. By the end of this specialization, graduates will be prepared to enter the industry with a solid understanding of security principles, hands-on experience with cybersecurity technologies, and an awareness of compliance and regulatory frameworks.

The specialization in Cybersecurity has been developed in cooperation with professionals from leading cybersecurity and cyberprotection companies, and part of the modules are taught by long-standing industry experts. Kevin Reed, an experienced Chief Information Security Officer and MBA graduate from Kingston University, leads the Cybersecurity specialization, bringing a hands-on approach to risk mitigation, DevSecOps, and agile security practices.

*in preparation