Master in Innovation and Research in Informatics

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General information sessions

  • Tuesday 21 March, 4 pm 
  • Friday 14 April, 12 pm 
  • Thursday 4 May, 4 pm
  • Tuesday 23 May, 12 pm

Specific information sessions

  • MEI - Wednesday 19 April, 4 pm 
  • MDS - Tuesday 25 April, 4 pm 
  • MIRI - Friday 28 April, 4 pm 

MEI: Master in Informatics Engineering; MIRI: Master in Innovation and Research in Informatics MDS: Master in Data Science

The pre-enrolment is open from 27 February to 26 May 2023. Do you want to attend our information sessions? Sign up for them!

Informatics has become the main driving force in many scientific and technological fields. The Master in Innovation and Research in Informatics is designed to provide a solid background in different aspects of research in informatics, while preparing its graduates to become experts in any of the fields of specialization offered: Advanced Computing, Computer Graphics and Virtual Reality, Computer Networks and Distributed Systems, Data Science, High Performance Computing and Service Engineering.

Coordinator: Oscar Romero Moral - (Vice-dean for Postgraduate Courses)

Places

60

Duration

Four semesters (120 ECTS credits). Face-to-face. Starting September and February

Workload

Full-time: 20h lectures, 20h personal work per week
Part-time: half of full-time
Lectures are mainly in the morning. (8am - 3pm)

Language

English

Fees

UPC's official master's degrees fees
FIB Grants

Official degree
Recorded in the Ministry of Education's degree register
Further information
Admission information
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Target

The Master in Innovation and Research in Informatics graduates will have a high capacity to analyse and solve complex problems. Thus they will be qualified to work in any company willing to incorporate emerging technologies in the sector, especially those with R&D centres, public and private research centres or University departments, in which they would develop new research activities. Graduates of this Master Programme also acquire the skills and knowledge to enrol in PhD programs.

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