The application process for the Master’s Programme in Computer Science consists of two stages. In the first stage, you complete introductory studies that are part of the admission criteria. In the second stage, you apply for the actual right to study in the national joint application in autumn or spring.
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In Kokkola, the Master’s Programme in Computer Science offers a specialization in Software and Telecommunications Technology, which includes a thematic module on Intelligent IoT Systems based on the university consortium’s research on sensor networks. Thanks to the versatile application possibilities of sensor networks, you have the opportunity to combine the skills gained from this education with your previous academic and work experience. The programme is also well suited for those interested in teaching computer science or working as experts in education-related fields. If you have completed pedagogical studies, the degree qualifies you to teach at various school levels.
The Master’s Programme in Computer Science is a flexible diverse learning programme that utilizes information and communication technology applications, enabling you to study alongside work from your own hometown. By leveraging educational technologies, we provide students with the most flexible opportunities to participate in teaching and complete courses. The approach is primarily based on the versatile use of recorded lectures, remote guidance tools, and a web-based learning platform. The study arrangements enable both distance learning and reviewing lectures. Teaching participation takes place remotely via the CiNetCampus video publishing system.
Every student in the Master’s Programme in Computer Science always has access to personal study guidance upon request. An individual study plan is prepared for all students, taking into account not only previous studies but also life situation and available time for studies. Studying can also be naturally integrated with working life; internships, project work, and the Master’s thesis (pro gradu) can often be integrated into the student’s employer’s own development projects.
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Students are admitted to the Master’s Programme based on their previous education and a successfully completed introductory course. The introductory course is a degree-required course that provides an insight into what studying alongside work requires, especially regarding time management.
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