499 Master's in Information Technology (IT) in Europe

The Information and Communication Technology Law programme of the University of Oslo examines legal issues associated with the use of information and communication technology (ICT).

The Postgraduate Information Technology Law and Intellectual Property Law Programme from Leibniz University Hannover is a one-year course of studies. After the successful completion of the course, students are awarded the academic degree ‘Master of Laws (LL.M)’. 

The Master degree study program Medical Engineering and Analytics from CU - Carinthia University of Applied Sciences addresses two important components that will fundamentally and sustainably shape the future of the current health system. 

Do you have a bachelor’s degree in multimedia, academic e-sports, or a related field, and wish to further develop your skills in using various digital tools, e-learning solutions, and new technologies? Then the master’s programme in multimedia and game technologies might be the right choice for you. 

The MSc in IT Product Development at Aarhus University’s Department of Computer Science combines computer science and industrial design, offering students an interdisciplinary education in designing interactive digital and physical systems. 

The Master Computer Science programme of University of Geneva provides comprehensive, multidisciplinary training in the information and communication sciences.

The Health Sciences and Technology program at ETH Zurich - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology trains specialists who use science and technology in the service of human health and thus create new opportunities in the prevention, diagnosis and therapy of diseases.

The Computer Science program at University of Bonn explores the theoretical modelling of real problems through algorithms as well as their application.

The Information and Library Studies programme at Robert Gordon University is a comprehensive master degree delivered via online learning. Over 12 to 33 months, students develop professional expertise in managing information services, combining theoretical knowledge with practical skills for the modern library sector.

Bioinformatics from Freie Universität Berlin is a direct response to a paradigm shift taking place in medicine and biological sciences. Further research in these areas rests on the evaluation of masses of biological data: here, the use of computers, combined with accurate mathematical models and efficient algorithms is essential.  

Majoring in the Computer, Communication and Information Sciences - Computer Science programme from Aalto University provides students with a deep understanding of the behaviour of computer programs and computing technologies, training them to excel in the theory and practice of advanced computing.

Graduates of the interdisciplinary Master's program in Automation and IT at TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) have excellent prospects on the labor market, not least due to the fact that the language of instruction is English. 

The MSc in Informatics Engineering at the Polytechnic of Porto aims to deepen the knowledge and skills in Informatics from a scientific and technological base conferred by a (BSc.) in Informatics Engineering, or Computer Science. 

Software and Service Engineering is the backbone of modern society and economy. The Computer, Communication and Information Sciences - Software and Service Engineering programme from Aalto University equips students with some of the most sought after skills in today’s job market, across a wide range of industries.

This part-time distance learning course, leading to a MA in Library and Information Services Management, is offered by the University of Sheffield. The programme spans one to three years, allowing professionals in the library sector to enhance their skills and knowledge while engaging with contemporary research and practices.

Politics and Technology program at Technical University of Munich offers a new approach to the study of politics and policy in an age of major technological and economic changes. It is intended for students willing to take on the challenge of addressing big questions, eager to think "outside of the box”.

This Communication Systems and Networks, Computing Sciences and Electrical Engineering MSc program from the Tampere University equips students with excellent abilities to become valued experts in communication systems, both in Finland and abroad.

The main objective of this Applied Informatics program at Cracow University of Economics is to deliver advanced IT knowledge and specific skills needed for effective information systems management in a fast changing world. 

The principal aim of the Master of Science in Electrical Engineering - Communication and Information Technology study programme at Ghent University offers an in-depth training in the domains of electrical and electronics engineering. Students can choose a focus on either Electronic Circuits and Systems (ECS) or Communication and Information Technologies (CIT).

The master's programme in Media Informatics at the University of Vienna aims at providing an academic preparation for future employment in the field of media informatics.