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Introduction to the programme
The master programme Computer Science + Communication Studies will qualify you to work with software development and acquire theoretical and practical knowledge of strategic communication in a professional and international or inter-cultural context for various target groups.
You will learn about techniques and theories to analyse, design and construct software systems: software engineering methods and principles, computer and system architecture, algorithms and data representation and design principles for man-machine interfaces. You will acquire knowledge about robotics, artificial intelligence, programming languages, web technologies, parallel computation and mobile computers. You will work with issues related to analysis, design and construction of software systems.
You will become familiar with concepts, theories and methods, as well as practical knowledge of the planning and organization of communications material and communications and information processes for different audiences and between different actors. You will acquire skills in strategic communication in and from institutions, companies and associations that work in an international and/or inter-cultural context.
The education will qualify you to organise, plan and manage a software development project that is complex and requires novel solutions. You will acquire the skills to initiate and implement communications efforts and to advise the managements of institutions, companies and associations about the necessary measures with respect to communications and information.
Career
The programme offers you a wide range of job opportunities in:
- Software developing
- Programming
- IT architect
The master programme qualifies graduates to start on a PhD programme.
Your everyday study life
Computer Science has a small, cozy and closely connected study environment. You can expect to go through the study together with the students starting the education at the same time as you do, but you will also meet new people at elective courses and through social activities across the study years.
All teaching in Computer Science is carried out by a regular staff of teachers and takes place in the same building. The department's lecturers and professors have offices close to your classrooms and they run an "open door" policy that makes it easy to get in touch with your teachers - whether it's about a challenging academic problem or for a cozy chat. During your education you will become part of the daily life of the department.
Academic Staff
Academic Staff Computer Science
Academic Staff Communication Studies
Facts about the programme
Degree: Master of Science (MSc) in Computer Science and Communication Studies
Language of tuition: English
Admission requirements lists preapproved bachelor degrees that fulfil the specific entry requirements. Only degrees from Danish and Faroese Universities are currently preapproved.
An example of a Study Programme
1. year | 2. year | ||
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1. Semester Computer Science |
2. Semester Communication Studies |
3. Semester Computer Science and Communication Studies |
4. Semester Computer Science |
Elective course Computer Science 5 ECTS |
Course Strategic Communication 5 ECTS |
Elective course Computer Science 5 ECTS |
Thesis
based on Computer Science 30 ECTS |
Course Mandatory Core Topics in Computer Science 10 ECTS |
Elective course Communication Studies 5 ECTS |
Elective course Computer Science 5 ECTS |
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Elective course Communication Studies 5 ECTS |
Course Research seminar in Computer Science 5 ECTS |
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Project Project portfolio in Computer Science 15 ECTS |
Project Communication Studies 15 ECTS |
2 x Elective course Communication Studies or Project oriented internship 15 ECTS |
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Please note: The table shows an example of a course of study. Courses, projects, internships and studies abroad with credit transfer may vary for each student. See current courses at study.ruc.dk

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