The Master of Science in Information Technology Engineering (CINTE) is a five-year (civilingenjör) program consisting of 300 Swedish hp credits.

It starts with a three-year Bachelor's program in Information Technology (180 Swedish hp credits) with mandatory core courses and some free-choice courses, followed by a two-year Master's program (120 Swedish hp credits) within one of the eligible Master's programs mapped to the Master of Science in Information Technology Engineering programme.

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The program is designed for those who want to work with the future challenges in IT, both in international companies and startup businesses.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (TIDAB) is a three-year (högskoleingenjör) program consisting of 180 Swedish hp credits.

It starts with mandatory core courses in the first year, followed by a mix of mandatory and free-choice courses during the last two years.

The program is designed for those who want to develop future connected products and software.

The Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Computer Engineering (TIDEB)" is a three-year (högskoleingenjör) program consisting of 180 Swedish hp credits.

It starts with mandatory core courses in the first year, followed by a mix of mandatory and free-choice courses during the last two years.

The program is designed for those who want to work with everything related to electronics systems and hardware, including some programming.

The Bachelor of Science in Information and Nanotechnology (TCOMK) is a three-year bachelor's program consisting of 180 Swedish hp credits, entirely taught in English, and equivalent to an international Bachelor's degree.

It starts with mandatory core courses in the first year, followed by a mix of mandatory and free-choice courses during the last two years.

As the program is on an international track in English, students come from various parts of the world.