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Software Systems Development

Bachelor's studies (college) @ Vilnius College of Design
All year Application date
3 years Study duration full-time
Tuition fee for Eu citizens 3078€ Tuition fee for Non-Eu citizens 5500€

Programme overview

The Software Systems Development specialisation is oriented towards preparing software engineers capable of designing and building complex, scalable software systems. During studies, students gain practical skills working with object-oriented programming, database design, web system technologies, and cloud infrastructure. 

Great emphasis is placed on software architecture, microservices, design patterns, testing, and DevOps practices. The specialisation prepares specialists who can work as software architects, senior developers, and technical team leads. 

Design and build complex, scalable software systems using modern architecture patterns and engineering practices.

What will you study? 

General Smart Technology Industry Bachelor programme subjects 

Programming fundamentals, data structures and algorithms, databases, computer networks, operating systems, project management, professional ethics, interdisciplinary collaboration, and final thesis. 

Software Systems Development specialisation subjects 

Software systems modules cover object-oriented programming, database design, web systems development, software architecture, design patterns, microservices architecture, software testing, cloud infrastructure, and DevOps practices. Students learn to design and build reliable systems – from monolithic applications to distributed microservices. 

Admission Requirements

Admission Requirements

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Contact us

Kauno Str. 34, LT-03202 Vilnius

Tel. 00 370 52 331121

Mob. 00 370 655 53036

E-mail. vdk@dizainokolegija.lt

International Relations Office: projektai@dizainokolegija.lt

www.vcd.lt/en

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