MSc in Computer Engineering

Aarhus University’s Master of Science in Computer Engineering is designed for students who wish to deepen their knowledge, competencies and skills in the design, development, and integration of computer hardware and software systems. The two- year Master’s programme equips the student with advanced theoretical and practical aspects, emphasizing both the foundational principles and the latest technological developments and application in the field.

You can choose to specialise in a wide array of fields, such as digital twins, cyber physical systems, embedded systems, computer vision, artificial intelligence, next-gen wireless networks, distributed systems, and robotics, which are the core fields for digitalisation of modern society.

Job and career opportunities with a MSc in Computer Engineering are immense.

Flexible Study Program

The MSc program consists of 20 ECTS mandatory courses, 40 ECTS courses on academic specialisations which can be selected from a pool of courses from different specialisation study lines, 30 ECTS elective courses for which there is the possibility to select courses from different departments, and a final thesis project of 30 ECTS.

The teaching is usually divided into lectures and theoretical and practical exercises in small classes and small groups. Students are expected to have the ability to complete course projects on their own as well as collaborate with their peers on group assignments.

Flat Structure

At Aarhus University, the educational environment fosters close and informal interactions between students and faculty. The social structure is uniquely flat, questions are always welcome, interaction and discussions are highly encouraged, and you can always catch up a chat with any one from our academic staff.

Interdisciplinarity and Social Life

Aarhus University is a comprehensive university encompassing a broad spectrum of fields, from engineering and natural sciences to the arts, health, and business, creating a vibrant community where students can engage with peers across diverse academic disciplines.

The university is centered in the city of Aarhus and houses 40.000 students. Practically everyone speaks and understands English, making it easy for you to settle and get around. The university has more than 40 campus Friday bars open to everyone and has a strong focus on social life and work-life balance.