Program Overview
Software Systems Program Overview
The Software Systems program at the University of Zurich focuses on the systematic and economic development, deployment, and maintenance of software-based systems. This program builds upon the foundation established in the Bachelor's studies, with a greater emphasis on practical work.
Program Description
The Master's program in Software Systems aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to actively shape the world through software. The program's curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from small apps and web applications to large, complex systems.
Career Prospects and Further Studies
Graduates of the Software Systems program are in high demand in the software industry and IT departments of various companies. They can pursue careers as software developers, app programmers, or IT leaders, or even start their own businesses. Additionally, students with a strong academic record may be eligible to pursue a doctoral degree, providing an excellent foundation for an academic career.
Program Structure
The Software Systems program is offered as a Major-Studienprogramm (90 ECTS credits) and can be combined with the following Minor-Studienprogramme:
- Banking and Finance
- Data Science
- Betriebswirtschaftslehre
- Informatics
- Economics
- Information Systems
Further Information
For students planning to pursue the Master's program, the university provides guidance on the application and admission process. This includes information on:
- Application and admission procedures
- Academic prerequisites
- Program regulations
- Study counseling and support services
