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See the degree grade →A four-year, English‑taught undergraduate engineering programme that combines core computer science with applied artificial intelligence and machine learning. Suited to students with strong mathematical and analytical skills who want hands‑on, project-based training to design, build and scale intelligent systems in industry or research contexts.
The programme integrates traditional computing disciplines with modern AI topics. Core areas include:
Learning is research‑informed and industry‑integrated, with collaborative projects, laboratory work and technical experimentation from the first year.
The published programme description does not list specific entry thresholds or documents. Prospective applicants should consult IE University admissions for official academic, language and application requirements and the September intake timeline.
Graduates are prepared for technical roles that build and deploy intelligent systems. Typical career pathways highlighted by the programme include:
The programme page references international pathways and access to Madrid’s tech ecosystem but does not specify scholarship details. Applicants interested in financial support should review IE University’s central scholarships and funding pages and contact admissions for the latest options and eligibility criteria.
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