The University of Genoa’s MSc in Engineering Technology for Strategy and Security (Strategos) trains students to model complex systems and use data science, AI, and intelligent agents to support strategic decision-making. The programme combines labs, simulations, and role-play learning to connect technical methods with real-world security, business, and international affairs contexts.
The MSc in Engineering Technology for Strategy and Security (Strategos) at the University of Genoa equips students with the skills to analyze and model complex systems. This program integrates the fields of data science, artificial intelligence, and intelligent agents to enhance strategic decision-making capabilities. With a focus on practical applications, students engage in hands-on labs, simulations, and role-playing exercises that reflect real-world challenges in security, business, and international relations.
The curriculum is designed to provide a solid foundation in advanced technical concepts while emphasizing applied learning. Key areas of study include:
The program culminates in a capstone project, allowing students to demonstrate their proficiency in modeling, analytics, and decision-support methodologies through a comprehensive assessment.
To be considered for admission, applicants must hold a relevant first-cycle degree, such as a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent qualification (e.g., laurea), with a minimum of 180 CFU/ECTS. Candidates will also be evaluated based on specific curricular requirements and their preparedness for the challenges of the program, which includes successfully passing a Prerequisites assessment.
Graduates of the MSc in Engineering Technology for Strategy and Security are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in various sectors, including security, technology, and international relations. With their expertise in advanced modeling and decision-making tools, they can take on roles that require analytical thinking and strategic planning, making significant contributions to their organizations and the broader field.
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