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Master of Science in Engineering MSE, Profile Computer Science

The ongoing digitalisation in all aspects of life demands well-trained specialists. With the MSE in Computer Science you can actively shape this development.

  • AI and HPC: understanding artificial intelligence and using it with high-performance computers
  • Data Science: using computer science methods to gain insights from data
  • Distributed Systems: developing secure systems that interact with the physical world
  • Interactive Technologies: designing new interface and interaction solutions
  • Software Engineering: developing efficient software that is useful
  • Visual Computing: developing powerful and intuitive graphical systems
Professional skills

In the MSE in Computer Science, you will acquire in-depth knowledge and skills in research and development, planning, specification and design of innovative ICT systems and architectures.

You will develop ICT systems in close collaboration with users and stakeholders and integrate them into heterogeneous IT landscapes, taking into account the necessary security, quality and regulatory aspects. You will be able to develop tools for data analysis and management, simulation and modelling. You will implement these tools to solve complex problems by skillfully using adequate methods of data analysis and decision making. You will analyse and evaluate new technologies and research approaches to find innovative solutions, and take into account explicit and implicit requirements and boundary conditions in your decision processes.

Besides technical skills, you will extend and deepen your management skills to lead development teams in a productive way and to take ownership of the management of IT infrastructures.

Outline of profession

The Swiss ICT sector offers employment for more than 210,000 people in Software Engineering and Technology, Information and Communications Systems, Cybersecurity, Advanced User Interfaces, and Embedded Computing. With the MSE, you will be in demand for positions in research and development as well as in technical management. You will be able to work in service or production companies in the private and public sectors.

Further information and application

Discover more about studying in the MSE profile Computer Science. Here you will find more information.

Individual specialisation in the profile Computer Science

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Degree Programmes

Computer Science and Information Technology
Master of Science in Engineering
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Studienadministration und Beratung
Telephone

+41 56 202 99 33 (undefined)

E-mail

mse.technik.informatik@fhnw.ch

Address

Klosterzelgstrasse 2 5210 Windisch

Room

1.031

Availability

Montag bis Donnerstag: 8.00 – 12.15 und 13.00 – 17.00 Uhr Freitag: 8.00 – 12.15 und 13.00 – 16.00 Uhr

Christoph Stamm

Prof. Dr. Christoph Stamm

Head of Research, Lecturer for Computer Science

Telephone

+41 56 202 78 32 (undefined)

E-mail

christoph.stamm@fhnw.ch

Address

FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland School of Computer Science Bahnhofstrasse 6 CH-5210 Windisch

Room

5.2B01

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