BS Computer Science

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Webster University Athens

Program Overview

The BS in Computer Science at Webster University Athens offers a hands-on blend of theoretical and practical training in core computer science areas, perfectly suited for students passionate about technology who want to jump into the IT workforce or pursue graduate studies. With small classes, real-world projects, and a global network, you'll build skills that match booming job growth—up to 29% through 2034—while enjoying 95.5% full-time employment right after graduation.

### Curriculum Structure
Year 1: Building Foundations
You'll start with essential programming and problem-solving skills through courses like Introduction to Computer Programming and Discrete Mathematics, laying a strong base in logic and coding basics. Hands-on labs help you grasp how algorithms work in real scenarios, while exploring computer systems to spark your tech curiosity early on.

Year 2: Core Concepts and Data Handling
Dive deeper into data structures and software design with units such as Data Structures and Algorithms and Object-Oriented Programming, where you'll code efficient solutions and learn to manage complex information flows. These courses emphasize practical projects that mimic industry challenges, building your confidence in writing clean, scalable code.

Year 3: Systems and Advanced Programming
Focus on operating systems, databases, and networks via courses like Operating Systems, Database Design and Management, and Computer Networks, teaching you how software interacts with hardware and secures data across systems. Group projects simulate team environments, preparing you to tackle real IT infrastructures with ease.

Year 4: Specialization and Capstone
Cap it off with advanced electives such as Software Engineering or Artificial Intelligence (chosen from program options), plus a capstone project that integrates everything into a portfolio-worthy application. This year hones your ability to innovate and prepare for grad school or jobs, with guidance from faculty connected to global tech scenes.

Focus Areas: Core knowledge in programming, algorithms, data structures, operating systems, databases, networks, software engineering, and electives like AI for workforce or grad prep.

Learning Outcomes: Graduates can design efficient algorithms, develop robust software, manage databases and networks, and apply theoretical concepts to practical IT challenges.

Professional Alignment (Accreditation): Accredited and licensed by Greece's Ministry of Education, Research and Religious Affairs, delivering a U.S.-style degree from Webster's global network.

Reputation (Employability): 95.5% of graduates employed full-time post-graduation; aligns with BLS projections of 29% job growth and 317,700 annual openings in computer/IT fields through 2034.

Ready to take the next step? Apply now at [webster.edu.gr/academics/undergraduate/computer-science.php](https://www.webster.edu.gr/academics/undergraduate/computer-science.php) or contact admissions at +30 211 999 5309 or [email protected].

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

# Experiential Learning in Webster University Athens' BS Computer Science Program

At Webster University Athens, the BS Computer Science program is built around a hands-on, practical approach that prepares you for real-world IT careers. Rather than sitting through lectures alone, you'll engage in theoretical and practical learning that bridges classroom concepts with actual industry applications. The program requires 51 credit hours of rigorous coursework, and you'll have access to modern facilities designed to support your technical development and collaborative work.

Your learning experience is enhanced by Webster Athens' well-equipped campus facilities located in the historic Plaka area:

- Computer labs with up-to-date technology for coding, software development, and hands-on projects
- Well-equipped classrooms designed for both lectures and interactive learning
- University library providing research resources and academic support
- Small class sizes ensuring you receive individual attention and mentorship from faculty who bring real-world industry knowledge to every lesson
- Internship opportunities and study trips that build practical skills and competencies beyond the classroom
- Wireless high-speed internet access throughout campus and in on-campus housing, supporting your collaborative projects and research
- Academic support services including dedicated study areas and computer labs for group work

As a student in this program, you'll also benefit from 24/7 emergency support and comprehensive on-site services, ensuring you have the resources you need whenever you need them. The program's emphasis on experiential learning means you're not just learning computer science—you're becoming a professional ready to step into the IT workforce or pursue advanced graduate study.

For a complete overview of Webster Athens' campus facilities and resources, visit the Campus Life section on the official website.

Progression & Future Opportunities

At Webster University Athens, our BS in Computer Science program stands out by blending theoretical foundations with hands-on, practical skills through real-world projects and cutting-edge tools, preparing you to jump straight into the IT workforce or grad school. You'll dive into a curriculum that emphasizes both theory and practice in core areas like networks and software development, all supported by our dedicated campus facilities right in the heart of Plaka, Athens— including a fully equipped computer lab, classrooms, and library designed for collaborative coding and research. This setup lets you build portfolios with tangible projects while surrounded by Athens' inspiring cultural vibe, making learning feel alive and applicable from day one.

Here are some key ways our program delivers experiential learning tailored for Computer Science students, drawing directly from our campus resources:
- Computer lab access: State-of-the-art lab for hands-on coding, network simulations (like COSC 3660 Network Concepts), and software development, available in our two-campus buildings.
- Library and study areas: Dedicated library with the "WebsterUAboard" Acropolis-view study space for research, group coding sessions, and accessing digital resources.
- Group projects and collaboration: Small class sizes foster teamwork on practical assignments, mirroring real IT environments, with well-equipped classrooms for pair programming and peer reviews.
- Field trips and excursions: Opportunities through faculty-led programs, including museum/site visits and group trips coordinated by Webster staff, tying tech concepts to Athens' historic and cultural context.
- Real-world prep via study abroad: After earning credits on campus, join short-term programs with on-site support, computer lab access, and excursions—perfect for global networking in CS.
- Academic support facilities: Full access to wireless high-speed internet, administrative tools, and personalized faculty mentorship to prototype apps or tackle advanced electives.

Imagine gaining these skills while living steps from the Acropolis—it's the perfect launchpad for your tech career. Ready to apply? Reach out to our Admissions Director, Margarita Lazarou, at [email protected] or call +30 211 999 5309. Check out our full facilities list here: https://www.webster.edu.gr/campuslife/index.php