Program Overview

Introduction to the Joint International Master in Smart Systems Integrated Solutions (SSIs)

The Joint International Master in Smart Systems Integrated Solutions (SSIs) is a two-year program that offers students the opportunity to become experts in tomorrow's technology. This program is a collaboration between three leading technical institutions in European countries, providing students with a unique learning experience.

Program Overview

The SSIs program is a 120 ECTS Joint Master Programme that allows for full student mobility between the three partner institutions. These institutions have leading expertise in the academic fields of Smart Systems and Microsystems Technology.

What are Smart Systems?

Smart Systems are miniaturized systems that combine data processing with multi-modal sensing, actuation, and communication functions. These systems include optical, biological, mechanical, and other functions.

Program Curriculum

The curriculum of the SSIs program provides students with state-of-the-art knowledge that combines the strengths of the three participating universities. This unique combination of knowledge is not available at any European institution alone.

Eligibility and Requirements

The SSIs program awaits applicants from different fields of sciences. However, the curriculum is best suited for students with backgrounds in:

• Electrical engineering
• Physics
• Material science
• Mechanical or mechatronics engineering

Program Structure

The SSIs program is a two-year program, with 120 ECTS. The program allows for full student mobility between the three partner institutions, providing students with a diverse learning experience.

Previous Version of the SSI Programme (SSI+)

SSI+ is a two-year (120 ECTS) Joint Master Programme, with full student mobility between the three partner institutions. This program also has leading expertise in the academic fields of Smart Systems and Microsystems Technology.

Disclaimer

This project is funded with support from the European Commission. The information provided reflects the views only of the consortium, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information herein.

Note on Admissions

There will be no admissions to this program in 2026.