Computer Science graduates earn a median $66,073 Across 767 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →An eight-semester undergraduate programme focused on solving problems through software development, with specialist paths in Computing Science, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence. Suited to students who want practical software skills, data analytics capability or to build AI systems, and who value applied labs, industry certification and internship opportunities.
Core teaching covers software development and applied computing across three specialization tracks:
Teaching is reinforced by facilities such as a Computing Laboratory, a Big Data and Data Science Laboratory with high-performance computers, and a Certification and Collaborative Research Laboratory for international certification and student research.
The source page specifies duration and accreditation but does not list detailed entry criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the university admissions office or the official programme page for current admission requirements and procedures.
The programme reports that 92% of graduates work in roles aligned with their training. Typical positions include technopreneur, software developer, game developer, mobile apps developer, data scientist and data engineer. Students also have opportunities for student exchange and internships with companies such as Tokopedia, Traveloka, MRT Jakarta and international partners.
The programme page does not detail scholarships. Applicants should check UNPAR central admissions and scholarship offices for available financial aid, merit awards or partner-funded internships and certification support.
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