Computer Science (IT) Aalborg University

Overview

About the programme  

Why choose Computer Science (international track)? 

You should choose Computer Science (international track) if you want to develop your knowledge in areas such as programming and software development, machine intelligence and data analysis, system architecture, HCI, computational theory and other subjects.   

Computer Science is an international programme conducted in English. IT in this context stands for "international track". This programme is different from the Danish-language computer science programme Datalogiuddannelse.  

Educational content  

Your schedule as you pursue your degree will alternate between lectures and project work in groups where you and your study group develop IT solutions for concrete problems. Along the way, you will receive feedback and support from dedicated professors who are experts in their field and in on the latest research and technology. You will also have the opportunity to collaborate with companies.  

You will be part of an international educational and research environment, get access to the latest knowledge and technology, and meet dedicated professors. 

Your skills as a graduate  

The Master's in Computer Science (international track) gives you a strong academic profile as well as technical and analytical skills that prepare you for a career in advanced software development, research or technological innovation. The programme takes place in an international study environment – giving you cross-disciplinary skills, strengthening your project management, communication and innovation skills, and providing you with an international outlook. 

Job opportunities 

With a Master's in Computer Science (international track), you will have excellent job opportunities on both the Danish and international job markets. With a strong combination of technical skills, analytical thinking and problem solving, your profile will be highly sought-after. Many graduates find employment immediately upon graduation. You can fill positions in industries such as mobile communications, the medical industry, healthcare and finance, such as a system developer, IT architect, project manager or system administrator. You can also choose to stay at university to pursue a three-year research programme (PhD).