While Artificial Intelligence has traditionally been considered a sub-part or specialization of broader Computer Science programs, recent years have shown a clear trend toward viewing AI as a distinct field of research and technology in its own right – reflected in the establishment of dedicated AI study programs nationally and internationally, driven by advances in machine learning, generative AI, computer vision, robotics, and intelligent systems.

The undergraduate program at Constructor University is a three-year, 180-credit-point program designed to prepare students for a wide range of career paths.

The “4C Model” is the program's backbone, with disciplinary content grouped into three themes according to study years: CHOICE-CORE-CAREER. Additionally, the “CONSTRUCTOR Track”, an integral part of the program, runs parallel throughout the program. It provides students with multidisciplinary content and essential skills such as argumentation, data visualization, societal engagement, and communication.

The curriculum allows students to tailor their education to their goals and to explore different fields of study, with the flexibility to change their major within the first year. Moreover, the programs include a mandatory internship and a study-abroad opportunity in the fifth semester to provide students with hands-on experience and a global perspective.

The Artificial Intelligence program equips students with the mathematical, computational, and methodological foundations required to understand and develop AI systems. Rather than focusing primarily on applying existing AI tools, students learn the principles underlying these methods and how to select, implement, adapt, and evaluate them — building on a strong foundation in mathematics and computer science before progressing to core AI and Machine Learning methods.

The program emphasizes practical applicability through dedicated project work, specialization modules, a summer internship, and the Bachelor thesis, preparing students to translate real-world problems into computational formulations and develop appropriate AI-based solutions.

This study program is part of the School of Computer Science & Engineering.

The School of Computer Science and Engineering focuses on research and development in information, communication, and production technologies, intelligent and autonomous systems, as well as the flow of goods.

Key disciplines in the school include Computer Science, Robotics, and Electrical Engineering.