Master's Degree - Master programmes

Objectives

Provide students with advanced, specialized and differentiated training in one of the following domains of Electrical and Computer Engineering (EEC): Automation, Energy, and Telecommunications, Electronics and Computers (TEC). In general, the student should acquire, with the necessary proficiency, knowledge of engineering sciences and technologies, both general and specific to specialization, management knowledge, and personal, professional and interpersonal skills and attitudes. The student should be able to use these skills in solving, anticipating and preventing complex problems in the domain of EEC and in the conception, design, implementation and operation of complex systems. Must be able to perform professional functions (including those recognized by professional associations) with great responsibility in complex contexts and with a focus on innovation and leadership roles in multidisciplinary projects in the domain of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

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Partnerships with companies

Within the framework of various curricular units, it is customary to invite personalities linked to the business community and the public sector to encourage students to have contact with non-academic environments.

In addition, students can carry out their dissertation in a business environment or in research laboratories - and many of the works carried out are part of research projects with public or private funding. The research centres to which the lecturers are linked promote technology transfer projects with companies, which allows them to gauge the needs of the productive fabric and promote the presentation of topics for students' dissertations. Companies often contact lecturers in order to establish collaborations - ranging from consultancy to technology transfer. These projects may involve students from the programme and be the subject of dissertation topics (subject to the appropriate confidentiality conditions).

Take a look at some of the institutions where our Electrical and Computer Engineering students have carried out their dissertations or professional internships.