Informatics: Programming and System Architecture (master's two years)

With a master's degree in Informatics: Programming and System Architecture, you can reflect on key ethical and scientific issues in relation to your own and others work. You have developed a professional curiosity and have understanding and respect for scientific and academic values ​​such as openness, precision and the importance of distinguishing between knowledge and opinions.

know the theory, methods and techniques for analysis, planning, development and further development of IT systems
understand the possibilities and limitations of IT solutions
have an understanding of the IT systems life cycle: From design, programming, implementation, use, and further development needs
know about social and ethical IT challenges
have a basic understanding of key theories and concepts within your field of study
can follow in the front of your field of study
have thorough knowledge of the analysis, planning, development and further development of IT systems within your field of study
have thorough knowledge of how developments in this field affect society and can assess ethical and social consequences

With a Master of Informatics: Programming and System Architecture you are qualified for many different systems, system development, research and project management in the private and public sectors. Working with IT is varied and includes many different tasks. There is a great need for IT expertise in most industries, and IT-academic background is sought after.

a software developer, such as apps for mobile phones and tablets, web pages or larger computer systems that require deeper insight into computer science
you can work as a leader - for example, lead a group of system developers or a leading program development project
Through the work of writing a master's thesis in computer science, you learn to work independently and to organize and plan your own work within specific deadlines. You learn to apply theoretical and practical knowledge that you have acquired through your study program in your own original work, a master's thesis.

During the master's studies you will also learn to write and work with scientific material - you learn to collaborate with others on research questions and communicate on academic issues, analyzes and conclusions in the field of computer science. You will be able to convey your own work and to acquire and relate to the feedback you receive.