The master's programme in Computer Simulations for Science and Engineering (COSSE) focuses on the multidisciplinary field of Computational Science and Engineering, an enabling technology for scientific discovery and engineering design. It involves mathematical modelling, numerical analysis, computer science, high-performance computing and visualisation. The programme is highly research-oriented, and two-thirds of graduates go on to PhD studies at leading universities worldwide.

Since the inception of the computing paradigm, the prevalent metaphor for a computer has been that of a multi-purpose tool, as exemplified by the use of “command lines” and “desktops” at the interface between humans and computers. The unparalleled prevalence of computing-enabled devices in our everyday lives, and the widespread access to information over the Web, suggests a more apt metaphor for a modern computer, that of an assistant. Humans no longer use, but rather collaborate with their devices to solve a cognitive task, with each party learning and adapting to the capabilities of the other. Communication and decision-making happens at a level that is transparent to, and cognitively-compatible with, human abilities and limitations. One no longer speaks of human-computer interaction, but of human-computer symbiosis.

Studying Artificial Intelligence offers exciting opportunities to delve into cutting-edge technology and explore its potential across various domains. With AI becoming increasingly pervasive, a Mastre's degree in this field equips individuals to contribute to groundbreaking advancements, solve complex problems, and revolutionize industries with intelligent systems and applications.

The master's degree in Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modeling is a two-year program, 120 ECTS, which is carried out in person and online among the 14 participating universities. The online part is carried out through the Adobe Connect platform, while the face-to-face part is developed in a series of courses, of fixed duration, organized by the participating universities.

Unlock the gateway to groundbreaking technologies that are poised to revolutionize our lives, such as self-driving cars. Take the first step towards earning your globally recognized Applied Artificial Intelligence Bachelor's degree from IU. B.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence will give students the skills to combine older computing techniques and the psychology of human learning processes with new innovations in artificial intelligence in order to apply computing in challenging applications.

Led by Aalto University experts, the Digital Twins master class will dive deeply into the different roles and uses of digital twins and explain how they enable asset-centric data management and cross-company data sharing. We will review the standardization landscape of digital twins and recognize that it is the right time to act in order to have an influence.

Whether it’s computerized models of complex data or 3D virtual environments designed to train personnel against potentially volatile situations, engineers working in the simulation and visualization industry provide vital solutions necessary for growth across a variety of disciplines. Full Sail’s Simulation & Visualization bachelor of science degree program equips you with the programming and critical-thinking skills needed to study and design virtual systems. You’ll develop your tech-savvy through hands-on experience, in order to keep pace with an ever-evolving industry.

Unravel complex systems and visualize their interactions. Experiment and reimagine them through interventions, algorithms, models, and simulations. Communicate your understanding through powerful system visualizations.