Master and doctoral programmes to go deeper into computing and quantitative research, with a workload compatible with professional practice.
Programmes
One master's degree and two doctorates at the faculty's Graduate Unit.
Specialising in the Management of Information and Communication Technologies. Four semesters, on-site and blended, with weekend classes so it fits around a job.
Trains researchers in emerging technologies. Focused on creating and implementing projects in computing service environments to solve regional and national problems.
See the detailsRigorous data analysis for decision-making, with advanced statistical models applied across science and management and a strong original research component.
See the detailsAdmissions
Three stages, with a schedule published each term by the Graduate School.
A prior academic degree, academic transcript, documented CV and a research proposal aligned with one of the school active research lines.
Knowledge examination, evaluation of the research proposal and a personal interview with the programme committee.
Publication of results, supervisor assignment and first term enrolment according to the current schedule.
Official plans, schedules and listings in PDF.
The Graduate Unit handles questions about admissions, curricula and schedules.
