Computational Engineering - Master

A master's degree in Computational Engineering will give you knowledge and expertise in engineering, programming and computer modelling. The skillset of Computational Engineering is at the intersection between engineering and data science and will make you well equipped to contribute to the digitization that is happening across the industry. If you have a bachelor's degree in engineering (or equivalent) and want skills in how you can combine modern data-driven or machine learning techniques, mathematical modelling and programming to solve engineering challenges, then this is the programme for you. You will learn how to use open source programming languages such as Python and its vast library of modules to develop mathematical and machine learning models to automize workflows, and to learn how to apply mathematical and numerical models to analyse complex and uncertain systems. These insights are used to improve decision-making in a range of sectors from health technology to energy and energy transition.

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• A bachelor's degree in engineering or equivalent is required. The degree must include at least 10 ECTS credits in computer sciences or computer engineering courses, or an introductory course for engineers including programming. Applicants must have the equivalent of 25 ECTS credits in mathematics, 5 ECTS credits in statistics and 7,5 ECTS credits in Physics. Admission to this master's programme requires a minimum grade average comparable to a Norwegian C (according to ECTS Standards) in your bachelor's degree.

The official programme record lists English. It does not publish a programme-specific minimum language-test score, so no score is invented here.

Preparation checklist; final document rules and certified translations are confirmed during application review.

This programme is recorded as accredited in the central catalogue.