Master in Computing and IT and Statistics
- Feb 20
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This Master study program is a research-oriented academic pathway designed for graduates and professionals seeking to integrate advanced computing technologies with rigorous statistical analysis. Positioned at a level equivalent to EQF Level 7 and aligned with the Second European Cycle, the program emphasizes quantitative reasoning, data-driven innovation, and applied computational research.
Structured as a 100% research-based program, it develops advanced competencies in statistical modeling, data science, computational analytics, and evidence-based decision systems. The academic framework consists of five comprehensive modules, including:
Two research-focused modules dedicated to advanced research methodology, statistical inference, experimental design, multivariate analysis, and academic writing in interdisciplinary computing and statistics contexts.
Two general modules covering digital transformation, innovation management, technology ethics, and strategic leadership in data-centric environments.
One specialized module in Computing, IT, and Statistics, addressing areas such as applied statistics for computing, machine learning algorithms, big data analytics, predictive modeling, data visualization systems, programming for statistical computing, and quantitative risk analysis.
The program culminates in an independent research thesis and structured research activities, enabling participants to explore contemporary challenges such as artificial intelligence analytics, financial data modeling, healthcare data systems, cybersecurity analytics, smart city data infrastructures, and high-performance statistical computing.
With a minimum duration of 12 months, the program offers flexibility for extension to accommodate professional commitments and research depth. The academic workload is equivalent to 60 ECTS credits, ensuring compatibility with European higher education standards.
This Master study program is ideal for individuals aiming to advance into roles in data science, business intelligence, AI analytics, quantitative research, or to pursue doctoral-level studies in computing, statistics, and advanced data systems.


