Department of Computer Science

Founded in 1972, we are one of the very first departments of computer science in Germany. Today, we cover a wide range of topics in basic and applied research, as well as education. Through our strong research focuses on Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity & Privacy, and Complex, Networked Systems, we shape the scientific profile of TU Darmstadt in its research field "Information + Intelligence". We advance our digitalized world through top researchers and graduates, ensuring a safe and livable future.

Studies and Research

Zwei Studierende mit Laptop auf Schoß Rücken an Rücken vor Piloty-Gebäude

Picture: Natalie Wocko

Courses at the Computer Science Department

Our Bachelor's programme combines fundamental methodological expertise with practical skills. In the Master's programme, students can deepen their knowledge and develop expertise in several important areas of computer science. Our specialised Master's degree programmes focus on important sub-areas of computer science such as IT security or AI.

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Roboterhand hält grünen Apfel - KI und Robotik-Forschung am Fachbereich Informatik TU Darmstadt

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Research at the Computer Science Department

In the field of computer science, TU Darmstadt is one of the leading universities in Europe – measured by publications in respected scientific media.

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News

Portrait von Iryna Gurevych, Informatikprofessorin an der TU Darmstadt

Picture: Rüdiger Dunker

Portrait von Iryna Gurevych, Informatikprofessorin an der TU Darmstadt

Picture: Rüdiger Dunker

March 16, 2026

New Max Planck School builds on TU Darmstadt's research strength

Graduate programme combines AI and life sciences

Seminar room with participants, one of whom raises their hand. Focus: a browser window with an AI-supported text analysis tool that displays a scientific ‘Methodology’ section with coloured markings. In the background, a lecturer presents in front of a screen.

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Seminar room with participants, one of whom raises their hand. Focus: a browser window with an AI-supported text analysis tool that displays a scientific ‘Methodology’ section with coloured markings. In the background, a lecturer presents in front of a screen.

Picture: Drazen - - stock.adobe.com/UKP

February 27, 2026

AI assistance in large lecture courses

LLMentor’ supports lecturers in assessing and providing feedback on academic texts

Picture: Anne Grauenhorst

Picture: Anne Grauenhorst

February 23, 2026

New to the Dean's Office: Nadine Moldaner

Dean's assistant and contact person for doctoral procedures

Events

2026/03/21 to 2026/05/31

Heinerblock-Rallye für Familien

Aktionstag mit vielfältigen Mitmachangeboten und Rätsel-Rallye für Kinder

2026/03/25,
14:00-15:30

Disputation von Frau Nika Strem, M.A.

Multimodal Machine Learning, Explainability and Interaction in Industry 4.0

2026/03/31 to 2026/04/02

Informatik-Ostercamp für Mädchen

Ausgebucht! Für Mädchen der 5. & 6. Klasse

2026/04/16,
10:00-18:00

RMU AI & Creativity Symposium

2026/04/23,
09:00-14:00

Girls'Day am Fachbereich Informatik: Abenteuer mit der Quantenkatze Luna

Workshop mit Prof. Isabella Graßl am 23.4.2026: Programmiere deine eigene Quantenwelt!

2026/06/19,
15:30-19:00

Absolvent*innenfeier Informatik

für Masterabsolvent*innen und Promovierte des Fachbereichs Informatik