The Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computer Engineering at Iscte trains future engineers in the core areas of computer engineering, enabling them to model and develop information systems, computer networks, applications and digital tools (including mobile and internet solutions), expanding their potential through artificial intelligence and maintaining a focus on users and the needs of organisations.

The teaching in the BSc in Computer Engineering at Iscte is structured to ensure that knowledge is acquired in a solid and progressive manner, fostering the ability to generalize and apply concepts to new problems. The theoretical and practical components of computing are integrated harmoniously and synergistically, ensuring a coherent and well-contextualized learning experience. This path encompasses the understanding of mathematical foundations, computational technologies, algorithms, team-based implementation challenges, as well as the processes involved in installing and maintaining software and computer systems.

The learning objectives and methods of the BSc in Computer Engineering at Iscte, combined with motivated and curious students, shape engineers capable of designing innovative, competitive, creative, relevant, ethically responsible, and human-centred technological solutions, preparing them to thrive in a constantly evolving market.

After completing the BSc in Computer Engineering at Iscte, students will have access to a wide range of professional opportunities and will benefit from a high employability rate, being able to work as engineers or consultants across all areas of computing, in both national and international organizations. In parallel, those wishing to continue their studies may enrol in a second-cycle program, such as the Master of Science (MSc) in Computer Engineering at Iscte, distinguished with the EUR-ACE Quality Label awarded by the European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education (ENAEE).