BSc/MSc in Immersive Software Engineering
Imagine a computer science degree where you learn by doing. Where you learn in studios working on projects, not in lecture halls. Where you never take an end-of-term exam. Where you get a Masters qualification in four years. Where you spend half your time being paid to solve some of society’s toughest problems in the world’s best companies, and half your time learning with the best lecturers and researchers.
This is Immersive Software Engineering at the University of Limerick.
Who you'll work with
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Real-world, hands-on experience
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”Software engineering is a wonderful career. Immersive Software Engineering gets students writing code in the real world as quickly as possible, so they’re ready to join today’s leading companies or start Ireland’s next breakout startup.”
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John Collison
Entrepreneur, co-founder of Stripe
”We are delighted to work with UL to ensure students are getting real-world, hands-on experience and are proud to collaborate with the University to help mould the next generation’s engineers.”
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Vincent Roche
CEO, Analog Devices
“This is exactly what I wanted when I was in college.”
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Marc Andreessen
Inventor of the web browser
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Mike Krieger
Co-founder of Instagram
“We want to create a globally prestigious teaching and research Fellowship for technology leaders. We are excited to have the backing of a global leader like AWS for what we believe will be one of the best software courses in the world.”
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Professor Kerstin Mey
President of the University of Limerick
“We are building something truly world-class, and as a Limerick native and UL graduate, I’m really excited to be a part of it. I encourage ambitious problem solvers to join us.”
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Barry Lunn
Entrepreneur, founder of Provizio
”This course is a quantum leap in how software engineering is taught. Its revolutionary, ambitious approach will create the best software engineers on the planet — people who will shake and shape tomorrow’s world.”
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Eoin O’Brien
Founder and CTO, Tracworx
“This is the computer science course I wish had been available to me.”
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Frederik Gossen
ML compiler engineer, Google
