UCL is a partner in this new European initiative – we are now launching the EIT ICT Labs Master School’s programmes in ICT Innovation!
The EIT ICT Labs Master School offers two year programmes where you can choose two universities in two different European countries to build a curriculum of your choice based on your skills and interest. We offer double degrees, which combines technical competence with a set of skills in Innovation and Entrepreneurship. While you get an excellent theoretical education, you also get the opportunity to work with European top research institutes and leading business partners.
Deadline for applications: April 15th, http://www.masterschool.eitictlabs.eu/programme/application-admission/application-instructions/
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Structure
Availability: Full-time 2 years
This two year dual masters degree has an overall credit value of 120 ECTS.
Core Modules
Technical Major: Human-Computer Interaction and Design
- Ergonomics for Design
- Affective Interaction
- Minor Thesis on Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Master's Thesis
Technical Major: Digital Media Technology
- Virtual Environments
- Advanced Modelling, Rendering and Animation
- Computational Photography and Capture
- Minor Thesis on Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Master's Thesis
Options
Technical Major: Human-Computer Interaction and Design
- Affective Computing and Human-robot Interaction
- Sociotechnical Systems: IT and the Future of Work
- Interfaces and interactivity
- Qualitative Research Methods
- Virtual Environments
Technical Major: Digital Media Technology
- Machine Vision
- Geometry of Images
- Image Processing
- Computational Modelling for Biomedical Imaging
- Acquisition and Processing of 3D Geometry
- Multimedia Systems
- Network and Application Programming
- Interaction Design
- Professional Practice
Dissertation/report
All MSc students undertake a minor thesis and a master's thesis, in collaboration with an external partner. For the master's thesis, students will spend at least two months in the external partner's environment.
Teaching and Learning
The programme is delivered through a combination of lectures, discussions, practical sessions, case studies, problem-based learning and project work. Assessment is through coursework assignments, unseen examinations and the two thesis projects.
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