

The Master of Science in International Software Systems Science is an advanced graduate program offered by Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg. Designed for students aiming to deepen their expertise in modern software engineering, this flexible full-time or part-time degree provides rigorous academic training in distributed systems, mobile computing, software verification, and communication technologies. With its strong theoretical foundation and practice-oriented approach, the program equips students with the analytical and technical skills needed to design and evaluate complex software architectures. The degree extends across four semesters and accepts applicants in both the summer and winter semesters.
Situated in Bamberg, a city known for its rich cultural atmosphere and thriving academic environment, the program emphasizes innovation, research, and international collaboration. Students benefit from advanced computer science education, modern facilities, and opportunities for interdisciplinary work. With its combination of technical breadth, research depth, and global relevance, the International Software Systems Science program is an excellent choice for students seeking to build professional careers in software engineering, research, and the rapidly evolving fields of distributed and intelligent systems.
Semester 1 – Foundations of Software Systems
Semester 2 – Advanced Software Technologies
Semester 3 – Specialization & Applied Research
Semester 4 – Master’s Thesis
Graduates can pursue careers in software engineering, systems architecture, research and development, IT consulting, telecommunications, cybersecurity, and emerging technology fields. The program’s strong emphasis on distributed and intelligent systems prepares students for roles in both industry and academic research environments.
This program combines rigorous theoretical training with hands-on experience in advanced software systems, making it ideal for students aiming to work in high-level software engineering and system design roles. With a curriculum that covers distributed architectures, modern communication systems, and formal verification techniques, students gain the skills required to tackle complex technological challenges.
Additionally, the program's international orientation, flexible study options, and supportive academic environment make it highly attractive to students seeking a research-driven and globally relevant computer science education. Bamberg’s strong computer science department, combined with access to modern facilities and expert faculty, provides a strong foundation for professional and academic success.
Student Advisory Service – Zentrale Studienberatung
Kapuzinerstraße 25, 96047 Bamberg
Tel: 0951 / 863-1422
Fax: 0951 / 863-1054
Email: studienberatung@uni-bamberg.de
Programme Contact – Faculty of Information Systems and Applied Computer Science
An der Weberei 5 (ERBA), 96047 Bamberg
Tel: 0951 / 863-3672
Email: studienberatung.ma-isosysc@uni-bamberg.de
Contact person: Joseph Stimpson
International Office
Kapuzinerstraße 25, 96047 Bamberg
Tel: 0951 / 863-1171
Email: bachelor.international@uni-bamberg.de