This Master's program prepares you for research and development roles in computer science, applicable in both academia and the ICT industry. The curriculum is structured with a core program and specialized tracks, allowing you to tailor your education through electives. The program emphasizes active learning methods, including lectures, group and individual projects, seminars, workshops, and guest lectures from industry experts. You will gain in-depth knowledge of computer science and specialize in one of four key areas: Artificial Intelligence, Data Management and Analytics, Multimedia, or Software Systems.
The program offers a core curriculum complemented by four distinct specializations. Students can tailor their studies through a wide range of electives.
Graduates are well-equipped for careers in high-end industry or academia, focusing on pushing the boundaries of knowledge and technological advancement. The program also supports graduates interested in social and economic impact through technology and knowledge transfer, patenting, spin-off creation, and industrial networking.
Specific admission requirements should be verified through the provided link. The program builds upon existing academic foundations in computer science.
Tuition fees are calculated based on a fixed amount plus a variable amount per credit. Nationality (EEA or non-EEA) and eligibility for scholarships can affect the final amount. The provided example is for the Bachelor in Social Sciences for the 2025-2026 academic year.
You need a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or an equivalent academic background. Specific admission requirements should be verified through the provided link on the university website.
For non-EEA students, the tuition fee for the academic year 2025-2026 is €1900 plus €51 per credit, totaling €4960 for a full academic year (60 credits). EEA students meeting specific nationality requirements pay the same amount.
Graduates are prepared for research and development roles in academia and the ICT industry. Potential career paths include Data Scientist, Data Engineer, Software Developer, and System Analyst.
Applications for the academic year 2026-2027 open on November 15, 2025. The application deadline is September 23, 2026, for those with a Belgian diploma.
Yes, the Master Mind Scholarship Programme is available. Eligibility for this government scholarship can affect tuition fees, and its amount varies.
Students can specialize in one of four key areas: Artificial Intelligence, Data Management and Analytics, Multimedia, or Software Systems. The curriculum includes a core program and specialized tracks.