This 1-year program helps students develop tools essential for navigating the growing realms of information and communication technology related to computer sciences, such as: Software Engineering, Information Systems and Computing Processes. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to work through system engineering, learning technology and databases.

The learner will be able to:

1. Demonstrate design, implementation, testing and evaluation capabilities
2. Analyse the architecture of an information system
3. Explain the difference between different information system
4. Illustrate the functioning of technologies within this context and understand how to utilise them
5. Identify the information context of any organisation
6. Employ skills in programming
7. Developing appropriate methods of analysis and critical interpretation of the structures and dynamics of of such systems
8. Express specific aspects of emerging technologies and understand what is in store in the near future
9. Support the existent web standards and learn to use them
10. Combine the use of different tools in order to provide advanced solutions

In today’s digital society no company can survive without decent Information Management. In this Master’s program you will learn how to strategically apply IT and latest knowledgein the field of Information Technology. Achieving a Master of Science in Informatics means be qualified to work in IT research and development contexts. Several career paths are open to informatics graduates, such as: System Application Designer and Developer, IT Project Manager or a IT Development Leader.

In order to access a Master’s Degree Programme, students must be in possession of:

• A Bachelor’s Degree Diploma corresponding to level 6 of the EQF/MQF, achieved in an accredited Institution in the country where the qualification was achieved;
• And/or Diploma Supplement or University certificate listing the exams successfully undertaken, as well as the detailed programmes and the hours of theoretical and practical didactic activities required for the award of the degree.
• Certificates/Declarations released by an ENIC-NARIC centre or other certificates explaining your foreign qualification status/level;
• Language certification - minimum requirement C1 for Masters and Ph.D. Programmes - from any Academic Body listed hereunder:
• TOEFL iBT
• IELTS
• Cambridge Certificates
• English Speaking Board (International) Ltd
• Pearson English International Certificate
• Trinity College London Certificates
• City & Guilds International ESOL (IESOL)

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Students will be considered eligible for admission for a traineeship, upon the positive assessment of a minimum number of ECTS, with reference to:

• three-year degree courses: 100 ECTS out of 180
• master's degree courses: 50 ECTS out of 120
• one-year master degree course in Informatics: 20 ECTS out of 90

Students are required to reach specific agreements with the host company and communicate the following data in writing to Pegaso International to the mail: traineeship@pegasointernational.eu

1. Name of the Host company;
2. Agreed time frame of the traineeship;
3. Name and surname of the company tutor and relevant contact details (telephone and email);
4. Educational objectives of the traineeship, agreed with the company tutor.

Upon completion of the traineeship, students are required to submit to the competent office the following documentation:

• Application for recognition of the traineeship activities and relevant ECTS gained; download the form
• Certificate of Traineeship undertaken, to be sent on letter head, signed and stamped by the company tutor; download the form
• Brief report on the activity undertaken during the traineeship hours, signed and stamped by the company tutor.