Master's Programme in Computer and Systems Sciences
The Master's Programme in Computer and Systems Sciences at Stockholm University offers you the opportunity to expand your knowledge in IT Systems and programming. You will not only learn the theories, methods and tools but also learn how to practice. At Stockholm University, you learn how to efficiently develop advanced computer systems, software systems, using both agile and standard system development methods.
The programme helps you to develop soft skills along with technical skills such as understanding the needs of users, practicing in group dynamics, and project management. The Programme is to a large extent project and problem oriented.
Career
The programme is suitable for students aiming to become system designers, system developers, software developers, IT project managers, and programmers. Graduates may also enter Ph.D. programmes to pursue career in research.
Programme outline
The Master's Programme in Computer and Systems Sciences at Stockholm University is very diverse and offers you the opportunity to select a specialization or a track that best suits your goals and ambitions. Possible specializations include, but are not limited to, design methodology, current problems within IT, system development, algorithms and programming languages, information security and threats, artificial intelligence, business intelligence, ethical and quality assessment and project leadership. Additionally, you learn the foundations of theory of science and scientific methodology.
Tracks
In the Master’s Programme of Computer and Systems Sciences, you are able to choose one of five distinct programme tracks. These are only examples, you can choose other additional tracks such as a focus on information and communication technologies, IT architecture and design, and business intelligence.
You can click on the track name to get more information:
- Business Intelligence
- Global Delivery Model
- Human Computer Interaction Design
- Information and Knowledge Systems Design and Architecture
- Information Security
Programme requirements
To qualify for this programme, you need to have a Bachelor degree or a degree equal to 180 ECTS.
A minimum of 90 ECTS within computer science, systems science, informatics, or information systems.
Language proficiency
Swedish upper secondary school course English B or:
- IELTS (International English Language Testing Service)- Academic Module: Overall minimum score of 6.5 (with no section below 5.5).
- TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
- Paper Based: Overall minimum score of 575 (with minimum score 4.5 in the written test)
- Internet based : Overall minimum score of 90 (with minimum score 20 in the written test)
- University of Cambridge and Oxford: Certificate in Advanced English or Diploma of English Studies
Application
Note! For applicants without an EU/EEA residence permit the last application date wil be January 15. For applicants within the EU/EEA the last application date is April 15. The application procedure for the first deadline will open on December 1st at Antagningen.se.
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More information:
Credits: 120
Language: English
Duration: 2 years
Beginss: Autumn 2012
Application deadline: Non-EU/EEA, January 15
EU/EEA/Switzerland, April 15 Enrollment code: Apply at antagning.se
Stockholm University welcomes applications from graduates with a B.Sc. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Systems or Electrical Engineering.
The programme trains professionals or researchers in the field of Computer and Systems Sciences and Informations Systems. As a graduate, you will develop and gain a wide range of industry-related skills, relevant skills and open up to a multitude of possibilities.
Programme Director: Stefan Möller
E-mail: master@dsv.su.se
Phone: +46 8 16 20 00
Address:
Stockholm university
DSV
Forum 100
SE-164 40 Kista, Sweden




