Program Overview

Computational Science

Level: Master Duration: 2 years ECTS Credits: 120

Modern scientists increasingly rely on computational modeling and data analysis to explore and understand the natural world. Given the ubiquitous use in science and its critical importance to the future of science and engineering, computational modeling plays a central role in progress and scientific developments in the 21st Century.

Programme Details

• Why choose this programme?
• Learning outcomes
• Admission
• Programme structure
• Semester abroad
• Career opportunities

Programme Options

• CS: Applied mathematics and risk analysis
• CS: Astrophysics
• CS: Bioscience
• CS: Chemistry
• CS: Geoscience
• CS: Imaging and biomedical computing
• CS: Mechanics
• CS: Physics
• CS: Quantum Information Science and Technology

Programme Options Not Accepting New Students

• CS: Bioinformatics
• CS: Materials science

Programme Offered By

Department of Physics