The modern world is increasingly powered by embedded systems – the invisible computers within everyday devices. This Master's program focuses on the seamless integration of electronics and software to design intelligent, resource-aware, dependable, and sustainable systems. You will gain expertise in microcontrollers, embedded Linux drivers, IoT systems, and hardware/software architecture. The curriculum emphasizes research-based teaching and practical application, preparing you for roles in high-tech industries like IoT, automotive, and healthcare. The program is part of the Master's Programme in Computing Sciences and Electrical Engineering, offering a multidisciplinary approach.
The curriculum combines core technical topics in embedded systems with courses on scientific writing, language skills, and professional orientation. Elective studies allow for specialization in areas like information security, sensor technology, or biomedical engineering. The program emphasizes research-based teaching and practical application.
Graduates are highly sought after due to the growing global market for embedded systems. Tampere University is a leading educator in this field in Finland, preparing students for diverse roles in high-tech companies.
Specific admission criteria and eligibility can be found on Studyinfo.fi.
Further information on tuition fees and scholarships is available.
Applicants must hold a relevant Bachelor's degree in Computing Sciences, Electrical Engineering, or a closely related field. Specific admission criteria and eligibility details can be found on Studyinfo.fi.
The tuition fee for non-EU/EEA citizens is 12,000 € per academic year. EU/EEA citizens are assumed to have no tuition fees.
The planned duration for the programme is 2 years, corresponding to 120 ECTS.
The application period for the Master's Programme in Embedded Systems is from 15 December 2025 to 5 January 2026.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Embedded systems designer, Software developer, Hardware specialist, IoT specialist, and Robotics engineer. They can also pursue PhD studies.