Introduction

When you have completed your Multimedia Design or Computer Science course, you can go on to our Web Development course. This course teaches you to analyse and use systems such as XML or CMS.

The course teaches you to work with development of the World Wide Web’s standards as a platform for applications and with content management systems.

About the programme 

The Web Development course takes one and a half years to complete and builds on your Computer Science course or your Multimedia Design course. Initially, you will be taught front-end or back-end development. This depends on whether you have been on the Computer Science or Multimedia Design course.

The Web Development course is comprised of three semesters, each of which consists of four core fields. The course also includes an internship and a final exam project.

The course includes the following core fields:

• Web Development (front-end if you are on the Computer Science course and back-end if you are on the Multimedia Design and Communication course)
• Development environments
• Databases
• Interface design

INTERNSHIP

Your internship is in the third semester. You decide yourself if your internship is with a company in Denmark or a company abroad.

GO ABROAD

At Business Academy SouthWest you have the opportunity to go abroad as a part of your education. You can choose between studying abroad for a semester or doing your internship abroad. Read more here

Admission

You must have completed one of the following courses if you are going to apply for a place on the Web Development course.

• Multimedia Design
• Computer Science

You can also ask for a competence assessment on the basis of an academy profession programme or a diploma course.

FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Please read about our admission process for international students in Incoming Full Degree Students.

Apply through the national electronic admission system, optagelse.dk with all relevant documentation. 

If you need further assistance with the application procedure please contact the academy.
Note that you can also apply through one of the institute's agents and representatives

Exchange students should contact their home institution for information on application procedures and deadlines.  

Job and future

After you have completed your Web Development course you can find a job in the IT industry, for example with companies in their development departments, or you can find a job with a software company. You can also go for a career as a self-employed web developer.

The following are examples of jobs you can find after having completed your web development course:

• Web developer
• Web designer
• Front-end developer
• Interface developer
• Webmaster
• Web programmer

Tuition fee

Higher education in Denmark is free for students from the EU/EEA and Switzerland. You do not pay for tuition if you at the time of application have a:

• Permanent residence permit (‘permanent opholdstilladelse’)
• Temporary residence permit that can be upgraded to a permanent one (‘midlertidig opholdstilladelse mmf varigt ophold’)
• Residence permit as the accompanying child of a non-EU/EEA parent holding a residence permit based on employment (§9a of the Danish Aliens Act)

All other students must pay tuition fees. See our tutition fee here.