Applied Informatics (Master)

The Master's program in Applied Informatics trains researchers and engineers for the information society. It is built on the view that information and communication technology, together with clean energy technology, will be essential to sustainable development. The program is organized into five fields: information systems, software science, media information processing, electronic control, and information and energy environment. Students explore topics such as mobile and wireless communication, distributed object-based development, information security, software engineering, parallel computing, quantum computing and web applications. The program is based on electrical and electronic engineering, and its energy and environment field addresses technologies that do not depend on fossil fuels. The aim is to develop highly specialized engineers with broad knowledge of information technology. The program emphasizes advanced study in information and communication technology that supports modern society.