Study advanced computing and become an architect of future computing systems!
The global computing infrastructure of the future will be founded on a complex and extensively distributed network of heterogeneous subsystems of varying degrees of autonomy. The emergence of this structure will lead to fundamentally new practices in the design, development, implementation, and application of computing systems and services. Students in the Master’s Programme in Foundations of Advanced Computing (FAdCo) will receive a solid and versatile methodological education preparing them for a career in exploiting and advancing these exciting new computing technologies.
The teaching in the department builds on its strong research areas with the goal of educating future leading experts in modern computational methodologies. The programme provides the students with fundamental conceptual tools for the modelling, design, and analysis of advanced computing systems with further spesialisation in one of its four focus areas:
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Degree |
Master of Science (Tech), |
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Duration |
2 years, full-time |
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Double degree |
Yes, optional |
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Scholarships |
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Tuition fee |
No |
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Organising school |
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| Organising department | Department of Information and Computer Science |
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FAdCo |
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Application period |
2 January - 15 February 2012 |
“There are several advantages in studying in Finland. Freedom, excellence and respect are the best words to describe studies here. Different study styles and financial conditions of students are respected, while freedom of choice and hard work come naturally to Finnish universities.” (Andre Medeiros, 2nd year FAdCo student from Brazil)
“I can say without a doubt that the School of Science and its teaching staff are of great quality, you can find all the resources you need for studying. Our teachers are always eager to help you and they are truly experts in their own subjects.” (Evgenia Antonova, 2nd year FAdCo student from Russia)
The applicants for master's degree should fill in the on-line application form, available only during the application period 2 January - 15 February.
In addition to lectures, a course may include problem-solving exercises, individual or group design work or laboratory work.
Degrees:
Four schools starting from 2011:
School of Engineering, School of Chemical Technology, School of Science, School of Electrical Engineering
Established: 1849
Students: 15 000
Staff members: 4000
Campuses:
Main campus in Otaniemi, Espoo and units operating in Lahti and Kirkkonummi