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Information technology is reshaping our global landscape, spanning from digital healthcare records to educational games that drive social impact, from sustainability-focused information systems to innovative wearable tech that provides groundbreaking body monitoring. The Master of Science in Informatics is a research-intensive program designed for students with undergraduate backgrounds in diverse fields (including computer science, social sciences, and arts), whether they're entering directly from academia or transitioning from professional careers. Central to the curriculum is the design process, encompassing everything from initial research to prototyping and final assessment. This program particularly appeals to those wanting to explore the intricate connections between humans and technology. Although not every graduate will pursue doctoral studies, the program's strong research emphasis makes it excellent preparation for potential PhD candidates (such as those entering our Informatics PhD program).
All applicants must meet the following minimum academic requirements:
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