Computer Science and IT
Are you curious about how technology can improve lives, drive innovation, and connect people across the globe? At Linnaeus University, we offer high-quality programmes in the field of computer science and IT – available both on campus in Växjö and online as distance learning.
Your future in tech starts here
Our programmes give you the technical skills and real-world experience to succeed – in Sweden or internationally. The global demand for IT professionals continues to grow, offering stimulating and rewarding job prospects after graduation. These are examples of roles you may pursue after completing your degree:
- Cybersecurity specialist
- Digital product manager
- IT consultant
- Software developer
Programmes at Master's level
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Digital Humanities, Master ProgrammeProgramme 120 credits
- Autumn 2026
- Distance learning
- Master’s level
- Full-time
- KADH2
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Informatics, Master ProgrammeProgramme 120 credits
- Autumn 2026
- Växjö
- Campus
- Master’s level
- Full-time
- NAIS2
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Informatics, Master ProgrammeProgramme 120 credits
- Autumn 2026
- Distance learning
- Master’s level
- Full-time
- NAIS2
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Interactive AI Systems, Master ProgrammeProgramme 120 credits
- Autumn 2026
- Växjö
- Campus
- Master’s level
- Full-time
- NAAI2
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Software Technology, Master ProgrammeProgramme 60 credits
- Autumn 2026
- Växjö
- Campus
- Master’s level
- Full-time
- NADA1
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Software Technology, Master ProgrammeProgramme 120 credits
- Autumn 2026
- Växjö
- Campus
- Master’s level
- Full-time
- NADA2
What makes our programmes unique?
At Linnaeus University, we combine academic excellence with personal support. These features help create a learning experience that prepares you for the future.
- Close contact with lecturers and researchers, small class sizes and a collaborative environment.
- International community, you will meet students from all around the world.
- Career-focused learning, with hands-on projects, internships, and the chance to join a mentor programme.
- Study on campus or online, flexible formats to fit your lifestyle.
- Växjö, Sweden, a safe, student-friendly city surrounded by nature.
As you near graduation, you can apply for our mentor programme to connect with industry professionals and prepare for working life.
“I strive to make my work transparent and clear, not taking advantage of users”
“I build products that help teachers in their work, giving them more time to be with students rather than handling administrative tasks."
Omer Irfan's path to becoming a software developer was anything but straightforward. An accidental turn of events led him to Linnaeus University in Sweden, and then further on to his job as a software developer. He is committed to creating software that enhances education by easing administrative burdens on teachers.
Frequently asked questions about computer science and IT
Does computer science involve coding?
Yes, coding is a key element of computer science, serving as the practical application of theories and principles to create functioning software and systems.
Do I need to be good at math for computer science?
A strong mathematical foundation is beneficial in computer science, especially for understanding complex algorithms and computational processes.
Is it worth studying computer science and IT now that AI exists?
Absolutely! AI doesn’t remove the need for people with IT expertise – quite the opposite. Someone has to create, adapt, and improve the new tools that AI provides. On top of that, we need people who can think creatively, solve complex problems, and build smart, user-friendly solutions. By choosing an IT degree, you’ll be working at the very forefront of technology.