Bachelor's Degree 2026/2027

Bachelor's degree programmes are intended for applicants with a secondary education completed with a matriculation diploma. Applicants are required to take the Test of Study Preferences (hereinafter referred to as "TSP") at MU or, in the case of single-subject studies , to apply for a waiver of the entrance examination. The TSP examines the applicant's ability to study successfully. It consists of three separate tests: (1) a numerical-analytical reasoning test, (2) an English reasoning test, and (3) a critical thinking test. The test is common to the Bioinformatics, Computer Science, Programming and Application Development, Computer Science in Education, and Cybersecurity programs . A score in the numerical-analytical reasoning subtest in the top 30% across MU is required for successful completion of the entrance exam. If a candidate takes more than one TSP, the one in which the candidate achieved a better result in the numerical-analytical reasoning subtest will be selected. The ranking of the candidates will be determined by the aggregate result of all three subtests with equal weight from the TSP selected above.

Associate Degree: Computer Science and Computer Science in Education - Applicants for the Associate Degree plan choose in their application which faculty they will study the major curriculum (major) and which faculty they will study the associate curriculum (minor). Major Option at FI - If FI is chosen as the faculty for the major curriculum (the so-called tribal faculty), applicants must successfully pass the entrance exam and satisfy the requirements of the associate degree program at the other faculty to be admitted. A waiver of the entrance examination is not possible for this variant of the combined study programmes. FI minor variant - In the event that applicants choose a faculty other than FI as the faculty with the main study plan (the main faculty), applicants will be admitted to the chosen study programme on the basis of the result of the admission procedure at the main faculty, i.e. they will not take the entrance examination for the associated study plan at FI MU.

Estimated number of students admitted

1. Computer Science - 350
2. Computer Science major - 20
3. Computer Science minor - 20
4. Bioinformatics - 30
5. Programming and Application Development - 150
6. Cybersecurity - 80
7. Informatics in Education - 20 - only in the minor option, applications should be submitted to the Faculty of Science at MU (in combination with Biology, Physics, Geography and Cartography or Mathematics - all with a focus on education).

Application deadlines: 1 November 2025 - 28 February 2026

Deadlines for TSP: Candidates have the option of taking up to two TSP attempts. The period for the first attempt is.

If an applicant applies to more than one MU course (or faculty), he/she will take the test only once in a given year; the results will be counted towards all applications for which the TSP is relevant.

Appeals: For applicants with a documented severe disability, the appeal procedure may take into account the suitability of the admission with regard to the applicant's future employment.

Approved by the Academic Senate of the Faculty of Informatics of MU on 23 June 2025.

Information on the Academic Aptitude Test. Accessing the e-application form, submitting the e-application form