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Bachelor’s degrees
Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Neapolis University
This four-year undergraduate program focuses on data science, machine learning, robotics, software engineering, and theoretical computer science.
Software, Data and Technology at Constructor University
This three-year bachelor's program, offered by Constructor University, combines the latest in software development, data analysis, and machine learning.
Meet your educators
Alexander Avdiushenko holds a Ph.D. degree in math modeling. He is a dedicated educator and researcher at the JetBrains Education and Research team. With over three years of experience as a Data Scientist and over eight years of teaching at top universities, he has honed his skills in deep learning and data optimization. Passionate about both machine learning and human learning, Alexander has developed an engaging Machine Learning course that showcases his expertise and commitment to education.
Sample video lecture: Developing Critical Thinking in the Era of ChatGPT.
Alexander Avdiushenko
Tatiana Berlenko is a researcher in the Mobile Robot Algorithms Lab at JetBrains Research, interested in Simultaneous Localization and Mapping in 3D. Tatiana has six years of experience teaching Computer Science and Software Engineering at universities, creating MOOCs, and conducting STEM-based robotics schools for students and schoolchildren.
Tatiana Berlenko
Dmitry Botov holds a Ph.D. degree in Artificial Intelligence. He has over 12 years of experience in Machine Learning & Data Engineering. He designs and teaches original courses on Project Management in Data Science and ML System Design and actively uses the practices of project-oriented and problem-based learning to develop the skills of machine learning engineers and researchers.
Dmitry Botov
Savvas Chatzichristofis is the Vice-Rector of Research and Innovation and Professor of Artificial Intelligence. His research focuses on the intersection of AI, computer vision, and robotics, and he has been involved in multiple R&D projects funded by European and National organizations.
Savvas Chatzichristofis
Avgousta Kyriakidou is an Assistant Professor and the Programme Coordinator for the BSc in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Neapolis University Pafos, with over 13 years of experience in Higher Education. Her current research focuses on digital innovation, business agility, digital systems development, and Artificial Intelligence within business. A Fellow of the Advance HE (UK), she currently serves as an Associate Examiner for LSE’s external program and an External Examiner for the University of Hull.
Avgousta Kyriakidou
Artem Anisimov holds a Ph.D. in mathematics and works on distributed storage systems. He is passionate about reliable and performant software, and enjoys sharing his experience. He has lectured at MIPT for more than 5 years on topics related to storage and operating systems.
Artem Anisimov
Alexander S. Kulikov holds Ph.D. and Dr.Sci. degrees from Steklov Mathematical Institute. He serves as the head of the Laboratory of Algorithms and Complexity Theory at JetBrains Research. Alexander co-authored online courses Data Structures and Algorithms and Introduction to Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science that are available at Coursera and edX with over a million enrolled students.
Alexander S. Kulikov
Pavel Mavrin is an expert in algorithms and data structures. He has published many educational videos on his YouTube channel. Pavel has participated in many programming competitions. His most prestigious title is ICPC World Champion 2004.
Pavel Mavrin
Ilya Sergey is an Associate Professor at the School of Computing of the National University of Singapore, where he leads the Verified Systems Engineering lab. Ilya got his PhD in Computer Science at KU Leuven. He does research in programming language design and implementation, distributed systems, software verification, and program synthesis.
Ilya Sergey
Alexander Shen holds a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science. He is a Directeur de recherche 2 cl., LIRMM, CNRS, University of Montpellier 2. He is the author of many books on Mathematics and Computer Science.
Alexander Shen
Andrei Smolensky holds a PhD in algebra and is doing research on the interfaces between algebra and machine learning. He has ten years of experience teaching introductory and advanced courses in algebra (in particular, those geared towards applications) to university and high school students.
Andrei Smolensky
Lefteris Zacharioudakis is an Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity at Neapolis University Pafos in Cyprus. He holds a BSc, MSc, and PhD from the National Technical University of Ukraine, “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.” His expertise lies primarily in data, computer, and network security, with a particular focus on cryptography and systems security.
Lefteris Zacharioudakis
Anastasia is a Researcher at Machine Learning Methods in the Software Engineering Lab at JetBrains Research. She is an experienced Kotlin developer and is highly involved in the Kotlin community. She is the main contributor of the Reflekt project, a plugin for the Kotlin compiler that enables compile-time reflection. Additionally, Anastasia has authored the Kotlin Onboarding course from JetBrains and has worked on several projects related to static code analysis and code quality in education for the Hyperskill platform. As a Kotlin expert, she also teaches both basic and advanced Kotlin at Constructor University in Germany and at Neapolis University in Cyprus.
Anastasia Birillo
Suhail holds a PhD in Distributed Systems and an MSc in Parallel and Distributed Computer Systems from VU Amsterdam. He is a full-time lecturer at Constructor University. With a diverse experience of 15+ years in research and development, university-level teaching, industry, entrepreneurship, and project management, he established skills in the development of scalable and dependable complex system software, internet of things, high-performance computing, and more recently (last five years) in Machine (Deep) Learning and data science.
Suhail Yousaf
Ivan holds BSc and MSc degrees in Radiophysics and a PhD in Dynamical Systems and Differential Equations. Before joining Constructor University in 2023, he worked at Imperial College London, University of Bremen, and University of Hamburg, as well as spending 7 years in the IT industry. Ivan has been teaching mathematical and programming courses for 20 years. His research interests include chaos theory, catastrophe theory, and their applications to problems in industry.
Ivan Ovsyannikov
Konstantin is an educational content manager at JetBrains Academy. He has over 4 years of experience in research in the mobile robotics domain and more than 6 years of teaching at universities, including C programming and computer architecture.
Konstantin Chaika
Anton holds a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science. He has been doing research in programming languages at JetBrains Research for over 10 years. His scientific interests include programming language semantics, concurrency (especially weak memory models), proof mechanization, and functional programming.
Anton Podkopaev
Ekaterina is a Researcher at the Programming Languages and Tools Lab at JetBrains Research. She is working on a Ph.D. in program transformations. She is interested in logic, relational and functional programming, partial evaluation, supercompilation, and parsing.
Ekaterina Verbitskaya
Kirill Krinkin holds a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science. He is conducting research in robotics autonomy and is an accomplished author or co-author of over 100 technical papers. For more than 20 years, Kirill has been a seasoned organizer of STEM schools worldwide and has collaborated with top-tier universities and international companies in software engineering, operating systems, computer networks, autonomous mobile robots, and co-evolutionary hybrid intelligence. Under his expert guidance, student teams won the AI-DO twice, once at ICRA and once at NeurIPS.
Kirill Krinkin
Niyaz Nigmatullin is a software engineer in the Applied Program Analysis Laboratory at JetBrains. He has researched and developed compression algorithms and data storing techniques. Niyaz teaches algorithms and data structures, and competitive programming, as well as organizes various competitions. He is a world champion in the most prestigious programming competition, ICPC, in 2012 and 2013.
Niyaz Nigmatullin
JetBrains Foundation scholarships
Acquiring new skills requires dedication and time. JetBrains Foundation scholarships help talented students at Neapolis University Pafos and Constructor University in Bremen stay focused on their studies without having to get a job to support themselves.
The JetBrains Foundation scholarships
JetBrains Foundation provides a cost-of-living stipend that covers pretty much everything so you can focus on what matters – your studies.
| The scholarship covers: | Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence | Software, Data and Technology |
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| Semester ticket, mandatory semester fee | not applicable | |
Visa fee if applicable | ||
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Free licenses
Get free access to all JetBrains IDEs and team tools for educational purposes and use best-in-class professional tools at home and in classrooms.
Get prepared
Youth Challenge
Join our competition for young coders and mathematicians. The challenge consists of two tracks: math and coding. The new season starts in Autumn 2025.
Youth Math Club
A free online club for high schoolers to strengthen problem-solving abilities and math skills. The results can be applied as an additional 5 points (about ⅓) of an entrance test mark for BSc’s supported by JetBrains.
Youth Coding Club
Codeforces contests with live discussions, led by Pavel Mavrin (@pashka) – ICPC World Champion 2004, IOI 2002 Silver Medalist.
Youth AI Club
A free online club for high schoolers interested in AI. This club will help you dive into AI, learn the basics, and even reach the Olympiad level (like IOAI) with due diligence and effort.
ACTS Online Camp
This camp is designed for high schoolers who have demonstrated prowess in competitive programming and are aiming to excel in national and international contests and olympiads. Learn directly from world champions in competitive programming.
ACTS Summer Camp
Eleven-day intense competition with programming champions worldwide and expert feedback. Designed for high school students, it is tailored to those with a track record in coding competitions and olympiads who aim to excel internationally.
Follow your learners’ journey
Kamaliia Alisheva
Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence BSc student
Since I was a kid, I loved math and IT, and I used to go to math camps, which I really enjoyed. This made me want to study Computer Science, where I can keep exploring both of these fields. One of the highlights of the CSAI program is the internship opportunities offered by JetBrains, which provide practical experience. Additionally, the small class sizes mean teachers can give personalized attention to every student.
Stanislav Sandler
Software, Data and Technology BSc student
The program is unique and differs from the usual understanding of an undergraduate program. It was useful to have experience with programming and having a strong mathematical background beforehand, the courses can be tough for some. The highlight of my education here so far are the amazing people I've met, both students and teachers. This opened a lot of opportunities that I've never even thought of having, and no other program could've given me that.
Eliška Macáková
IOI 2024 Gold medal,
ACTS Camp participant
If you want to get gold at IOI, meet a lot of cool people, or just win a water gun and compete in rolling toilet paper as fast as possible, the ACTS camp is the right place for you. I've gained lots of new memories and knowledge, and I definitely recommend the camp to everyone else.
Alejandro Vivero
IOI 2024 Gold medal, ACTS Camp participant
The ACTS was an amazing camp and one of the best events I've ever been to. The teachers were excellent, and there were a variety of lectures, both from competitive programming topics and more general informatics ones, and contests. Besides the academic part, there were several fun activities organized.
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Build real-world projects, follow guided interactive courses, participate in programming contests, and tackle gamified missions. Learn computer science your way.
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