Software, data, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and information systems.
43 programs found
Tromsø Municipality, Norway
A full-time master's at the Tromsø campus covering a broad foundation in computer science, a chosen area of specialisation, distributed and parallel software architectures, and computer security. Students complete a substantial independent thesis.
Warsaw, Poland
A full-time second-cycle programme at the Faculty of Economic Sciences combining data science, statistics, machine learning and economics with Python, R, SQL and SAS practice. It includes a course on real business projects with industry partners and a double-degree option with the University of Milan.
Warsaw, Poland
A full-time second-cycle programme at the Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics, taught in English. It covers the mathematics behind machine learning, supervised, unsupervised and deep learning, large-scale distributed training, and applications such as vision, language processing and robotics, with Python practice.
Łódź, Poland
A two-year full-time master's programme at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science with courses such as artificial intelligence, algorithmic techniques, operations research, graph and network theory and machine learning. The page says graduates are awarded a Master's degree in Computer Science.
Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
A 90 ECTS full-time master's programme from the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics. It covers database creation, open source technology management, project management, electronic services and game creation, and includes one semester of practice.
Ventspils, Latvia
Academic master programme in natural sciences that prepares computer science specialists with a deep understanding of the field's fundamental problems. It was developed together with employers and ends with a master's thesis.
Budapest, Hungary
A master's programme on understanding, building and running AI systems, covering the tools and technologies industry needs alongside modelling and teamwork skills. It is taught at the John von Neumann Faculty of Informatics in Budapest.
