Master in Information and Computer Sciences

This research-oriented computer science Master starts with an orientation semester of common courses for everyone, after which students follow profiles in the second and third semesters, combining compulsory and recommended courses. The final semester is dedicated to a Master thesis, usually carried out within a research project. Elective content spans areas such as security, networking, machine learning, formal methods and artificial intelligence, and the third semester also includes intellectual property and advanced project management. Teaching is in English in a multilingual and intercultural setting, with staff drawn from the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine and the SnT research centre. The programme favours applicants with solid mathematics and programming foundations and an interest in research. Graduates have gone on to roles such as data scientist, application architect, cloud engineer and analyst-developer, while others continue to a doctorate in computer science and computer engineering at the University of Luxembourg.