The Master in Scientific Computing is a one-year program designed to provide advanced knowledge in the field of computational science. This program focuses on the theoretical and practical aspects of using computational methods to solve complex scientific problems across various disciplines. Graduates will be equipped with the skills to develop, implement, and apply advanced computational techniques in research and industry.
The curriculum is structured around the acquisition of 60 ECTS credits over one academic year, covering core areas of scientific computing.
Graduates of the Master in Scientific Computing are prepared for a range of careers in research institutions, technology companies, and various industries requiring advanced computational skills. Potential roles include scientific programmer, data scientist, computational engineer, and researcher.
Further specific admission requirements may be detailed in the official call for applications (Bando).
Tuition fees are the same for both EU and non-EU students.
This is a Master's level program offered by Sapienza University of Rome.
Tuition fees for the Master in Scientific Computing are €2,500 per year for both EU and non-EU students.
The Master in Scientific Computing is a one-year program designed to provide advanced knowledge in computational science.
You need a first-cycle degree (Laurea Triennale or equivalent) and must demonstrate English language proficiency. Specific requirements are detailed in the official call for applications.
International students should review the official call for applications (Bando) for specific admission criteria, deadlines, and required documents, then submit their application by the specified deadline.
Graduates can pursue careers as Scientific Programmers, Data Scientists, Computational Engineers, or Researchers in research institutions and technology companies.
Yes, Sapienza University of Rome offers support through its Language Centre (CLA) for English language assessments and resources.