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• Artificial intelligence (AI) is the subject of the present and the future. It penetrates all areas of daily life.
• Everyone knows by now about autonomous driving and language support, of course, but there are other areas in which it may be employed, including medicine, nursing care, production and even law, to name but a few.
• AI is multifaceted, has a wide range of potential uses and requires broad knowledge for its application - this is taught in this degree programme at the Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences!
  Course Content-
• Companies already need graduates who can quickly and effectively implement AI techniques and technologies in real IT systems and business applications.
• In order to be able to transfer the potential of AI into practice in dialogue with the users, students of the Bachelor’s degree programme in Applied Artificial Intelligence gain sound knowledge and acquire skills in software engineering, mathematical know-how as well as comprehensive knowledge in the development of AI systems.
• In this respect, a particular focus of the degree programme is the mathematical understanding of the fundamentals and the application of the various AI approaches in practice.
• In seven semesters, students thus acquire relevant professional competencies from computer science, mathematics, artificial intelligence as well as important key competencies and soft skills.
• In addition, they learn how to deal with AI in a responsible manner. They are enabled to recognise what AI is allowed to do and what it is not allowed to do and which ethical principles must be observed.
• Content in the area of artificial intelligence include machine learning, data science, deep learning, and computer vision.  
• Mathematical content includes statistics and numerics, among others. 
• In addition, the curriculum integrates subject-specific elective modules (FWPM) from various disciplines, such as:
• Computer Science: Cloud Computing, Internet of Things, Agile Software Development, Mobile Applications, User Experience Design, Computer Networks, Embedded Systems.
• Engineering: Robotics, Communications Engineering, Digital Signal Processing, Process Data Engineering, Digital Integrated Circuit Design. 
  Career opportunities
• Artificial intelligence and digitalisation are certainly among the most important technologies of the future and are the key to success on the labour market. Graduates trained in this field therefore have the best career prospects in all sectors regionally and worldwide.
• These include digital health, social affairs, building information modelling, production control and energy monitoring.
• Regional Best Place
• Especially with the proximity to Munich and also in the region around Munich, graduates of the TH Rosenheim have the best conditions for starting a career. Numerous national and international IT companies are located here.
• Career content
• Graduates of the Applied Artificial Intelligence degree programme will spend their professional lives understanding, designing and optimising the cooperation between humans and machines and developing it further.
• With their expert knowledge, skills and knowledge in the field of artificial intelligence, they will face many exciting, partly newly created job profiles on the labour market.
• They have the best career prospects in all sectors - regionally and worldwide. Particularly practically trained AI specialists are already offered the best entry and promotion opportunities on the labour market. This also includes the following job profiles and opportunities:

• Winter semester starts in October, International students must plan their visa applications accordingly.

• Please check Course Website for further details.

• Internet-based TOEFL with 72 or more points,
• IELTS with a band score of 6.0 or higher,
• Cambridge CEFR B2 First (FCE), Grade C or higher,
• Cambridge CEFR C1 Advanced (CAE) with level B2 or higher,
• At least 6 years of English tuition at school with a minimum grade of “satisfactory” in the final year, evidenced by a German higher education entrance qualification or an equivalent recognised higher education entrance qualification from a non-German school.
• Native English speakers are not required to submit proof of adequate English language skills. In cases of doubt or non-submission of proof, applicants may be required to additionally/alternatively pass a language test comparable to those listed above at TH Rosenheim.
• If German is not your native language and you do not have a German university entrance qualification, you must provide evidence of German language skills at level A2 or higher according to the CEFR. The following certificates are recognised:
• Deutsches Sprachdiplom (DSD) der Kultusministerkonferenz level 1
• Goethe certificate level A2
• TELC certificate level A2
• Successfully completed German courses at a university of at least 4 ECTS credits at level A2 or higher according to the CEFR
• At least 3 years of German lessons at school, proven by an officially certified translation of the school leaving certificates

• Application form
• Curriculum Vitae
• Educational Documents (transcripts/Marksheets),
• Motivation letter
• Language proficiency certificate
• Work experience letter
• APS certificate for Chinese & Vietnamese applicants etc.
• List of documents may change from time to time , Please check on Course Website.

• For Winter semester – 15 Jul(for applicants with a non-German Masters degree) 15 Jul(for applicants with a German Masters degree)

• Please submit your applications here Course Website.

• Finding a part time employment is possible once you arrive in Germany. If you speak German, then it gets easy for you.
• You are permitted for to work for certain number of hours e.g.20 hours/week with a valid study permit.
• Please check on your visa document, it is mentioned on it.

• Please check on University Website.

• Small but nice with top study conditions-
• Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences is known for its open and friendly atmosphere. Students, lecturers and employees shape the development of the university together. Intensive and individual support from the lecturers, studying in small teams as well as application-oriented teaching and interdisciplinary exchange between the disciplines are part of the essence of the university.
• In addition, there are more than 100 workshops and laboratories that offer technical and creative work and play space for study-specific projects in every subject area.
• Ready for the job thanks to high practical relevance-
• In practice-oriented projects with cooperation partners from various industries, our students gain important experience that goes far beyond imparting pure technical knowledge. From project management to specific research assignments, theory-practice transfer is at the heart of the degree programme. Learning on the basis of concrete projects promotes elementary qualifications such as the ability to work in a team and problem-solving skills and optimally prepares students for the challenges of professional life.
• Providing impetus for the economy in the region
• Thanks to numerous cooperations in one of the economically strongest regions in Europe, our students have access to the best regional, national and international contacts to industry and research. With study projects, theses, further education courses and applied research, there is close and varied contact with industry and small and medium-sized businesses. Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences is a forum, initiator, partner and catalyst for positive economic development in the region and beyond.
• Studying with vision and outlook
• Bavaria, where it is most beautiful - Rosenheim is a picturesque city in the foothills of the Alps that delights residents and visitors alike with its southern flair and excellent infrastructure. The nearby mountains and lakes offer unique sports and leisure opportunities in every season and ensure a high quality of life around the studies. The same applies to the outlying locations of Mühldorf a. Inn, Burghausen and Traunstein.
• Climate protection and universities
• Successful climate protection is a task for society as a whole that can only be achieved together. In order to limit global warming and meet the climate targets set by the German government and the Bavarian state government, everyone, including universities, must play their part.
• Universities are, on the one hand, public institutions with a special responsibility for the education and training of students and, on the other hand, innovation laboratories in which tomorrow's lifestyles are already being researched and tested today.
• Successful climate protection management at universities therefore has an impact on society, has a lasting influence on future lifestyles, and also helps universities to improve their energy and climate footprint.
• Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences thrives on constant exchange with representatives from business and society. Only through this regular dialogue is application-oriented teaching and research possible.
• At the same time, the university makes an important contribution to the economic strength of the region with its innovations. This combination of theory and practice creates many positive synergies.