29 Informatics MSc Degree Programs

The Master in Management and Informatics is offered jointly by the Faculty of Informatics and by the Faculty of Economics of the Università della Svizzera italiana, USI, situated in Lugano - Switzerland. This full-time study programme comprises 120 ECTS spread over 4 semesters (usual duration 2 years) and is entirely offered in English.

The Business Informatics degree programme is intended for anyone who is interested in the use of IT in companies and other organisations and who is aware that this requires business skills as well as technological skills.

The MSc (Biomedical Informatics) programme is situated in an area that is rapidly transforming the face of healthcare. It offers two specialisations: Analytics or Hospital Management.

This program will enable you to master advanced and practical aspects of informatics. It prepares you for a job in the informatics industry, working, for example, in software development, data processing, or system analysis.

The field of artificial intelligence in computer science is undergoing highly dynamic development. The KTU MSc Informatics study programme is designed to convey the competencies that students need to actively contribute to the process of improvement and innovation.

The Master of Science in Informatics provides world-class specialization in terms of professional training and academic research. The Master prepares students for current and emerging technologies in computer science by deepening their theoretical knowledge and sharpening their practical skills. The program is designed for both Bachelor students who wish to complete their education and professionals seeking to refresh their knowledge and sharpen their skills. The Master combines the study of fundamental aspects of computer science with a practical hands-on approach, preparing professionals for successfully pursuing a career in research and development across any application domain.

The progress of all master's candidates is monitored biannually by the supervisor and the postgraduate coordinator. A candidate's study may be terminated if the progress is unsatisfactory or if the candidate is unable to finish his/her studies during the prescribed period.

The Department of Computer Science at Saarland University is an internationally established center for informatics research. The department is one of the most highly ranked academic departments in Germany and is one of the leading global addresses for research in computer science.

In our Master's degree in MultimediaTechnology, you get the chance to sharpen your skills in the field of media informatics and become a highly specialised expert in innovative technologies. Whether in augmented reality, mobile apps, or ground-breaking internet technologies, our Master's degree will transform you into experts ready for the creativity and software industries of tomorrow.

UNC Charlotte’s dual program prepares you to make a positive impact on the health and wellness of people in your community and across the globe. You learn to apply evidence-based principles of public health while also building a strong foundation in data science and analytics.

Courses are offered in the fields of internet system architectures and their related design problems, distributed and parallel algorithms, applications of artificial intelligence, platforms for collaborative work, and ambient intelligence.

In today's ever-changing digital world, organizations rely heavily on the information and technology they use. South University's Masters of Science in Information Systems (MSIS), is a STEM designated program that was designed to help prepare graduates for a career in, or advancement within, a wide range of positions in the field. The program covers both the knowledge and technical side of the business to help bring organizations into the current age of information. Besides learning how information systems currently support an organization's operations, students will also learn how to design, develop, and analyze emerging information systems and solutions in a rapidly developing industry.

The 36-unit program in MS in Computer Science requires two years (four semesters) of full-time study and follows a cohort model during the first year in which all students take the same set of core courses. During the second year, students may choose from a rotating selection of graduate electives based on their interests and goals.

The 60-unit MS Computer Science Bridge program includes a one-year immersion in computing fundamentals, from object-oriented programming to algorithms and data structures. Students progress as a cohort through these foundational courses and, earning the required GPA, continue to complete the MS in Computer Science.

The MSc Informatics program is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of how information and communication technologies are applied across various sectors. It covers core topics...