The Computer Modelling programme ensures students learn to use computer modelling technologies and to participate in their development, to participate in the generation and analysis of hypotheses and ideas, scientific, empirical and applied research, and the interpretation of results, to develop research and analytical skills and a professional ethics code, and to learn how to generate reports.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• Data Management, Modelling and Analysis (25%)
• Modern Technologies (16%)
• Scientific Research (35%)
• Optional Subjects (12.2%)

Why choose this programme?

• The specific character of the programme is focused on making constant improvements of various kinds, such as by adding courses on cloud computing, images and signal processing, web services, etc.
• Students will also gain skills in relation to research work, including HPC (high-performance computing), grid/cloud computing and using a supercomputer.

What comes after?

• Our graduates obtain positions in enterprises in the national or private sector where applied practical or scientific computing is undertaken, or where problems in physical sciences are solved using mathematical or computer models that benefit from modern technologies.
• The graduates may be employed at universities, research and computer design institutions, industrial enterprises, private, banking and insurance sectors, or in other companies where critical thinking, research and analytical skills, usage of computation and IT, and foreign language abilities are required.