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Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses Duration: 2 years CSSM Complex Systems Science Course description: A “complex system” comprises many interacting components leading to multiple levels of collective structure and organization. Examples include natural systems ranging from bio-molecules and living cells to human social systems and the ecosphere, as well as sophisticated artificial systems such as the Internet, power grid or any large-scale distributed software system. It is a key challenge for our society to better understand, adapt, design and control such systems. Our Masters degree teaches the tools to analyse complex systems and to understand their emergent behaviour. Students are offered a variety of research project opportunities to develop experience applying this to fresh challenges from the real world and within academic research. We offer an exceptional cross-disciplinary environment and experience, with the programme based around three leading research centres in Complex Systems, associated with the Universities of Warwick (UK), Ecole Polytechnique (de Paris, France), and Chalmers/Gothenberg (Sweden). The European Complex Systems Society is an associated partner The programme runs over two years (120 ECTS); it is half taught and half by research and leads to a JOINT Masters degree of University of Warwick, Ecole Polytechnique, Chalmers University (Gothenberg) and the University of Gothenberg. Students will be required to spend extended time in at least two centres and to join in events/collaborations across all three. Admissions are centralised (students must apply through Warwick, the Co-ordinating node) and successful candidates will start in September at the Centre whose initial teaching provides the best bridge between their undergraduate background and the programme as a whole. All students will have mobility opportunities after six months, and earlier for some well prepared students. Instruction will generally be available in English, in which all students will be required to have some competance. Local language support will be available at the respective nodes to help students integrate. Each Centre has staff speaking a wide range of European languages and will allocate each student a mentor with some language in common. Website: www.warwick.ac.uk/go/emmcs Partners: UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK, United Kingdom (Co-ordinating institution) ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE, France CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, Sweden UNIVERSITY OF GOTHENBURG, Sweden Contact: Robin Ball CENTRE FOR COMPLEXITY SCIENCE University of Warwick CV4 7AL COVENTRY - United Kingdom r.c.ball@warwick.ac.uk 28
Duration: 1 year 8 months Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses DILL International Master in Digital Library Learning Course description: DILL (International Master in Digital Library Learning) is a two-year Master Programme for information professionals who intend to work in the complex world of digital libraries. It is a cooperative project between Oslo University College (Norway), Tallinn University (Estonia) and Parma University (Italy). Learning objectives • To develop knowledge and skills of digital librarianship through studying the cutting edge of digital library research as well as real world applications and best practices. • To develop research skills through independent, yet supervised, research projects within the digital environment, applying relevant methods and analytical approaches. • To understand the impact of digital environments on the role of information professionals in the knowledge society. The students will acquire a joint Master degree (120 ECTS), recognised by all three partners. The Master Programme is intended for a group of maximum 30 students coming from European and third countries. The target groups include for example librarians, archivists, curators, administrators and technologists. The Master Programme will qualify for practical tasks, such as managing digital conversion programmes, implementing digital libraries as well as developing and implementing digital library educational programmes and doing research. The first three terms consist of 6 modules, each amounting to 15 ECTS. In the last term the students write their Master Thesis amounting to 30 ECTS. DILL is delivered on campus, and the students will spend terms at each partner institution according the course structure below. Year 1: 4 modules (60 ECTS) • Digital Documents (Oslo) • Research Methods and Theory of Science (Oslo) • Information and Knowledge Management (Tallinn) • Human Resource Management (Tallinn) Year 2: 3 modules (60 ECTS) • Access to Digital Libraries (Parma) • Users and Usages of Digital Libraries: Quantitative and Qualitative Evaluation (Parma) • Thesis (either of the partners). Website: http://dill.hio.no Partners: Oslo University College, Norway (Co-ordinating institution) Tallinn University, Estonia University of Parma, Italy Contact: Ragnar Audunson HØGSKOLEN I OSLO FACULTY OF JOURNALISM, LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE Postboks 4, St. Olavsplass 0130 Oslo, NORWAY Ragnar.Audunson@jbi.hio.no 29
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