Master's degree in Machine Learning and Cybersecurity for Internet-Connected Systems

Manresa School of Engineering (EPSEM)

The master’s degree in Machine Learning and Cybersecurity for Internet-Connected System (master's degree website) aims to provide advanced and specialised scientific and technological training in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, with an emphasis on their application in internet-connected systems, including computer systems of differing degrees of complexity in general and Internet of Things systems in particular. The aim is thus to cover the current shortage of professionals who have this kind of training, which is highly valued in industry and in research in ICT technologies.

This master's degree is organised within the framework of the European MERIT project, through the funding of the Digital Europe programme, in collaboration with three European universities, SMEs, digital innovation hubs and research centres. The European project provides funding such as student grants.

General details

Duration and start date: 1.5 academic years, 90 ECTS credits
Timetable and delivery: Face-to-face
Fees and grants: Approximate fees for the master’s degree, excluding other costs (does not include non-teaching academic fees and issuing of the degree certificate):
€2,670 (€9,496 for non-EU residents).
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Language of instruction: English
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Location: Manresa School of Engineering

Admission

General requirements

Academic requirements for admission to master's degrees

Specific requirements

Candidates in possession of one of the following bachelor's degrees (or equivalent) are granted admission to the master's degree without having to take bridging courses:

Bachelor’s degree in ICT Systems Engineering
Bachelor's degree in Informatics Engineering
Bachelor’s degree in Data Science and Engineering
Bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Systems Engineering
Bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Technologies and Services Engineering
Bachelor’s degree in Network Engineering

Candidates in possession of one of the following bachelor's degrees (or equivalent) are granted admission to the master's degree once they have taken the bridging courses set by the master's degree committee, which will not exceed 18 ECTS credits:

Bachelor's degree in Industrial Electronics and Automatic Control Engineering
Bachelor's degree in Industrial Technology Engineering
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering

Admission of candidates with degrees other than the above must be established by the master's degree committee.

Places

Pre-enrolment

Pre-enrolment closed (consult the new pre-enrolment periods in the academic calendar).
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Enrolment

How to enrol

Legalisation of foreign documents

All documents issued in non-EU countries must be legalised and bear the corresponding apostille.

Curriculum

Professional opportunities

Professional opportunities

Intelligent software developer.
Specialist in artificial intelligence.
Cybersecurity consultant and analyst.
Security manager in tech companies and ICT departments.
Data scientist and engineer.
Internet of Things engineer.
Researcher at innovation and development centres.
Teaching and/or research staff at universities.

Competencies

Generic competencies

Generic competencies are the skills that graduates acquire regardless of the specific course or field of study. The generic competencies established by the UPC are capacity for innovation and entrepreneurship, sustainability and social commitment, knowledge of a foreign language (preferably English), teamwork and proper use of information resources.