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Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses Contact: Cristina Churruca Muguruza PEDRO ARRUPE INSTITUTE OF HUMAN RIGHTS Av. de las Universidades 24 48007 BILBAO - Spain cchurruc@relint.deusto.es 124
Duration: 2 years Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses NORDSECMOB Masters programme in Security and Mobile Computing Course description: This joint Master’s programme combines a diversity of expertise at five European universities, enabling students to acquire a deep knowledge of the practice and theory of computer science, data security, and mobile computing. Students will develop the research skills to further their studies at the PhD-level and gain international research experience in a high-quality R&D environment with access to major international networks. The five universities offering this programme are Helsinki University of Technology (Finland), Technical University of Denmark (Denmark), The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm (Sweden), the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Norway), and the University of Tartu (Estonia). With regards to mobility, a joint curriculum is defined involving two of the universities, a ‘home’ university and a ‘host’ university. The programme includes three semesters of courses followed by a fourth research semester (Masters thesis) under supervision and evaluation by both the home and host university. The student takes courses focusing on advanced topics in a selected area of specialization. These include Technical Information Security and Network services, Communications Systems Design, Security in Telematics, Software security, and Mathematical foundations of cryptography. The first autumn term is spent at one of the three home universities in Finland, Sweden or Norway. Students specialising in “Software Security” move from the home university to Denmark for the first spring semester and stay there for their second year. Students with other specialization tracks move after their first year studies to other host universities in Finland, Norway, Sweden or Estonia for the second autumn semester. The language of instruction is English. Intended for a small number of top-level students, the programme will accept about 45-60 students with a staff/student ratio of around five professors to four students. Upon completion, the students will receive a degree from each of the universities in which they spent a part of their study (a double degree issued by home and host university). Admission criteria are a high quality Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science of information technology or equivalent studies. Good knowledge of English is also required and must be proven with the appropriate test results. Website: http://nordsecmob.tkk.fi/ Partners: Helsinki University of Technology, Finland (Co-ordinating Institution) Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Technical University of Denmark, Denmark University of Tartu, Estonia Contact: Eija Kujanpää Planning officer - International Affairs Department of Computer Science and Engineering Konemiehentie 2 Espoo, P.O. 5400 02015 TKK, FINLAND eija.kujanpaa@tkk.fi 125
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