UL partners with Stripe and Analog to change how computer science is taught

Students will complete residencies similar to medical students

John Collison, president and co-founder of Stripe said the tech industry has nowhere near enough software engineers. Picture: Bloomberg

The University of Limerick is partnering with some of the world's leading tech companies including Stripe and Analog Devices to redefine the education of computer science.

UL has announced a new undergraduate and Masters degree in partnership with more than a dozen tech firms including Viotas, Shutterstock, Zalando, Shopify and Manna Aero.