CODE – University of Applied Sciences

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Orientation Semester in Fall 2020 will be offered as remote learning!

Wondering if you should apply even though you might still be affected by the travel restrictions in the fall? Yes, you should!
We have learned a lot from this situation and are currently planning for our Orientation Semester in Fall 2020 to be fully remote. Wherever you are, you can start studying at CODE. Students from all around the world may choose if they will come to our campus in Berlin in late August or if they will remain wherever they are for the fall. Either way, all Learning Units (workshops, seminars, etc) will take place remotely. Non-academic events will happen on campus as we are able to offer them safely, so you are still welcome and encouraged to plan your move to Berlin, just know that all new students will be learning in a remote setting for the OS.

Learn how to use digital technologies to make the world a better place.

Innovative study programs
CODE offers three Bachelor’s programs for young talents striving to become developers, designers and digital entrepreneurs.

Creating something meaningful
The core of our study programs are real-world projects, accompanied by seminars and workshops with an advanced flipped-classroom concept.

Challenge-based learning
Assisted by a mentor, students evolve competencies, learn how to collaborate, and reach their full potential.

Positive impact on society
A Science, Technology and Society Program that supports a broad horizon and a multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving.

Are you thinking about studying at CODE?

Then don’t wait and apply. Our admissions process is designed to identify if you are the type of student who will realize their potential at CODE and be a valuable part of our learning community.

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The best way to predict the future
is to invent it.Alan Kay, Computer Pioneer

Study while creating something meaningful

Our methodology is based on extensive research into how people learn best. It stimulates deeper cognition and greater conceptual understanding, develops critical skills that enable you to adapt as the world changes, and will serve you for the rest of your life.

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Theory needs practice
Challenging projects and interdisciplinary teams with peer-to-peer collaboration are at the core of our learning approach.

Reflection and support
Small seminars and your academic mentor will challenge your skills, encourage you to reflect and help you grow.

Become a Digital Pioneer
By acquiring the necessary knowledge and skills “just in time”, you will strengthen your personal competencies and develop a pioneer’s mindset.

Lifelong learning
Flexible in every way, CODE encourages you to never stop learning, follow your own ideas and reach your full potential.

STS – our Science, Technology and Society program

We want CODE to be a place where we reflect on technology and design.

More about STS

This is why CODE combines technological teaching with a liberal arts education. STS tries to make you more creative, and prepare you for the responsibility that comes with working at the heart of many current social changes.

There are no limits: Meet great minds. Read great books. Express yourself in ways you haven’t before.

Studying at CODE …

…will be unlike any other higher education experience. Our intensive, interdisciplinary Bachelor’s programs are designed to dramatically improve the way you work and to prepare you for the reality of tomorrow’s workplace.

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A community for the digital tech economy

CODE wants to be a place where talented and ambitious students from diverse backgrounds come together, forming a community of tomorrow’s Digital Pioneers. Where you realize your potential, create meaningful projects, and have a positive impact on society.

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Our partner network

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Who are the people behind CODE?

CODE is inspired and backed by Germany’s most successful and visionary internet entrepreneurs, as well as courageous educators who think higher education needs an update.

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