StudyQA — Master: Modeling for Science and Engineering — Autonomous University of Barcelona (Page 2)

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The central core of the master's degree in Modelling for Science and Engineering is based on two fundamental pillars: the modelling of systems and the numerical simulation or resolution of systems.

As a graduate in science and/or engineering, this master's degree will provide you with the cross-curricular training needed to analyse and solve systems through the construction and treatment of models.

The interdisciplinary approach of this master's degree will aid you in experimenting with situations you may later face professionally, and is a solid bridge between the academic world to the professional world. In addition, the master's degree also contains international aspects, given that lectures are in English and there are students from many different countries.

Once you have completed the master's degree you will be prepared to opt for the following career opportunities:

Writing a PhD thesis

Working in cutting edge high-tech companies such as:

* AIS (Artificial Intelligence Applications)
* AIA (Advanced Computing Applications)
* ASCAMM Technology Centre
* BTECHC Barcelona Technical Center
* Salvetti&Llomparthttp
* Autodesk
* OTSA Maquinaria Eléctrica S.L.
* AUMA Environmental and Energy Consultants
* INÈDIT innovation
* AERIS Environmental Technologies
* VORTEX Online Wind Modelling

Conducting research in centres such as:

* CRM (Mathematical Research Centre)
* IFAE Institute for High Energy Physics
* iermB Institute for Regional and Metropolitan Studies of Barcelona
* CVC Computer Vision Centre

Teaching timetable

Onsite classes for UAB official master's degrees usually take place in the afternoons, from 15.00 onwards, Monday to Friday. Depending on the semester, there may be classes every day or only some days of the week. As far as possible they are scheduled on two or three days a week

Audience

Ideal student profile

To be admitted to the master's degree you must hold an official university degree issued in Spain or in another EHEA country, or an equivalent qualification granting you access to master degree programmes if your degree was issued in another country.

Access to this master's degree is open to holders of an official bachelor's degree from a Spanish university or from another higher education institution within or outside the European Higher Education Area, provided this gives access to postgraduate studies in the country of issue.Admission requirementsThe admission criteria are the following: * Hold a four-year or three year degree in sciences or engineering. * Good level of English, equivalent to Level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.Selection criteriaOnce you have met the entrance requirements places will be given according to the following criteria: * Student record (70%) * Curriculum Vitae (20%) * Personal interview (10%)If you cannot certify that your English is equivalent to Level B1 you will be invited to an interview to make sure you have sufficient knowledge of the language to be able to follow the classes.