Is the degree accepted by Germany?

[bjcheung77]

@rongpeng, The trifecta will work for you, you're going for coding camps/programs for the extra knowledge/learning, you can add to that certs, degree, experience.  You have a Bachelors degree in China, you can do the 579 Euro 3/4ths of the BSIT program from Metropolia and transfer the credits towards the BACS at TESU.  Depending on the answers you have in the addendum and template, if you have the energy, money, time to spend on the BACS, you can add on the freebie BS CIS business degree as well... You'll be well versed in Business, Computers, IT, etc instead of just CS/IT.

[rongpeng]

If you need a degree to study Informatics in Germany, TESU's BACS ought to work. It is not as fast as UMPI and it costs more than UMPI, but it is still affordable and faster than 4 years.

OK，Thank you so much. I will check that program.

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@rongpeng, The trifecta will work for you, you're going for coding camps/programs for the extra knowledge/learning, you can add to that certs, degree, experience.  You have a Bachelors degree in China, you can do the 579 Euro 3/4ths of the BSIT program from Metropolia and transfer the credits towards the BACS at TESU.  Depending on the answers you have in the addendum and template, if you have the energy, money, time to spend on the BACS, you can add on the freebie BS CIS business degree as well... You'll be well versed in Business, Computers, IT, etc instead of just CS/IT.

Thank you! You helped me a lot. I checked BSIT, It can be transfered  to TESU. But I have a question, After I finished 3/4 courses online. if  I spend 10000€  finish the remain courses of Metropolia, Is the degree a full-time?  By the way, Is the TESU degree a full-time？

[Tomas]

Metropolia is kind of a full-time, but it depends on what one means by full-time, I believe two major components of last year are a practice in the field (ie. if you work in IT, you basically just get a stamp from your employer and that's it) and bachelor thesis. Also you can get a discount on final year - there are 2 Finnish language classes as part of the degree, if you will study seriously and get Finnish language certification (passing the class alone will not suffice), they will give a discount for the last year.