The candidates who have completed their study shall have substantial founded knowledge and skills in informatics. They shall have obtained a thorough introduction to scientific work methods and training in self-contained work doing extensive and demanding technical tasks. They will have developed special skills within a research field, and a good overview of other research fields.

Within the master program in informatics the candidates are admitted to one of the follwing specializations:

• Algorithm Theory
• Bioinformatics
• Logic
• Machine Learning
• Optimization
• Secure and reliable communication
• Visualization

For more information regarding learning outcomes and objectives and content, see each specialization.