Information Sciences (Research)

Students of this class undertake advanced training and research over a broad spectrum of engineering and IT-related locations, for example statistics, industry informatics, mathematics, information systems, network engineering, software engineering, artificial intelligence, and much more. Under the expert guidance of a expert supervisory panel, students are introduced to research methodology, and learn how to frame a study proposal and prepare a proper thesis to be presented in seminar-form by the conclusion of their study. Graduates have a range of study and career choices open to them, such as entering the workforce as a job-ready network security engineer, software engineer, web application developer or project manager, or pursuing a PhD in research. Students will: Know important research methodology and techniques; tailor their study program with the comprehensive support of professors; and demonstrate their own communication skills with the entry of a thesis and the presentation of a conference.

• The entrance requirements of the class include: A degree in information sciences (for instance, Bachelor of Business Informatics, Bachelor of it, Bachelor of Software Engineering) using an average grade of credit or greater
• OR a Master of Technology or equivalent with an average grade of credit or improved and evidence of power to do research at the Masters level (according to Gold Book 3.4.4.1-2).