Bachelor's Degree Program in Computer Science GEO

The Bachelor’s Program in Computer Science at European University offers students unique opportunities, including:

• Practice-oriented teaching – A significant portion of the curriculum is dedicated to practical work, allowing students to develop strong hands-on skills.
• Strong integration of theoretical and practical components – The program is based on the theoretical foundations of modern computer science (algorithms, computational models, data structures, operating systems, etc.), which are integrated in parallel with practical courses. Students clearly see how theory is applied in practice and develop real software products, resulting in high-level professional competencies.
• Study of modern technologies – The curriculum covers contemporary methods and technologies essential for planning, developing, and deploying software systems.
• Opportunities to work on real-world projects – Students can take part in real working environments available at the university, participate in internships, and reinforce their knowledge in practice.
• Participation in national and international programming/technology olympiads, competitions, hackathons, and events – The University actively contributes to organizing programming competitions at national and international levels, has its own programming team, and offers continuous professional training for competition preparation.
• Highly qualified academic and industry personnel – Courses are led by experienced specialists with both theoretical knowledge and practical experience in computer science. Many faculty members have many years of experience in software engineering as active developers, programmers, or project managers. They also have the ability to support motivated students in gaining internships or employment opportunities.

• Compliance with international standards – The program is tailored to meet the requirements of both local and global labor markets, enhancing students’ competitiveness.

In addition to their studies:

• The University regularly hosts guest lectures and panel discussions that reflect students’ interests and national developments. Industry specialists are invited to discuss current technological topics with students.
• The faculty organizes annual student conferences, where winners are awarded prizes.
• Within the framework of the Bachelor’s Program, the University has signed cooperation agreements with various European higher education institutions, enabling students to participate in academic mobility and exchange programs.
• A specialized laboratory, EU LAB, operates on campus, providing students the opportunity to design and develop software solutions, websites, or mobile applications based on their own ideas. Students are encouraged and supported to initiate and launch innovative projects.

Head of the Program

Besik Tabatadze

• tabatadze.besik@eu.edu.ge