Computer Science
The professors and research assistants of the department offer a comprehensive basic education in computer science. It combines fundamental subject competencies and methods with a project-based and practice-oriented education. After successfully completing their Bachelor's degree, students can choose their Master's topic from various socially relevant research areas.
Wege ins Ausland
März 14, 2025
Für ein oder zwei Semester im Ausland studieren? – Aktuelle Termine 2025
Die TU Darmstadt bietet regelmäßige Info-Veranstaltungen (über ZOOM und in Präsenz) zum Auslandsstudium an. Informieren Sie sich über die Austauschmöglichkeiten während Ihres Studiums an der TU Darmstadt bei den Länderkoordinatoren:innen des Dezernats Internationales | Referate Internationale Beziehungen Europa & Unite! und Overseas.
New long-term guest at the Department: Prof. Isabella Graßl
March 11, 2025
First Gender Mint Professorship for Computer Science
From March, we will welcome Dr. Isabella Graßl as our first Gender MINT Visiting Professor of Computer Science for two years. In her background and research, she combines computer science and the humanities: she holds Bachelor's degrees in Internet Computing and in Linguistics and Textual Studies, as well as Master's degrees in Computer Science and in Textual and Cultural Semiotics from the University of Passau. She completed her doctorate there with a thesis on diversity in programming education. The 32-year-old brings international research experience from the University of Cambridge, where she was most recently a Research Associate in Computing Education. The visiting professorship is based in the Software Engineering Research Group of Prof. Mira Mezini. It is funded by the German Federal and State Government's Women's Professorship Programme III in the first year and by the Department itself in the second year. To get to know her better, we asked her a few questions
Extraordinary employee
February 28, 2025
Humanoid robot TALOS at TU Darmstadt for research into human-like learning
The Technical University of Darmstadt is expanding its portfolio of large-scale interdisciplinary research equipment with a special addition: the state-of-the-art humanoid robot ‘TALOS’. There are currently only five other research centres in the world with such a robot, and Darmstadt's TALOS is the only one in Germany. Its arrival today also marked the launch of the new Laboratory for Humanoid Robotics.