Saxion University of Applied Sciences

Overview

Embark on a journey to build advanced software systems and acquire the skills necessary to design, deploy, and manage reliable applications in real-world scenarios. The ICT – Software Engineering programme at Saxion University of Applied Sciences emphasizes hands-on experience through projects, workshops, and a concentrated specialisation project that aligns with modern software engineering practices.

• Level: Master’s programme (MSc)
• Credits: 60 ECTS
• Duration: 1 year (full-time)
• Delivery: On-campus with project-based learning
• Language of instruction: English
• Start dates: Confirm current intake details on the Saxion programme page
• Tuition fees: Vary by student status; please refer to the Saxion programme page for the latest information

Note: Tuition fees and start dates may vary. Verify the latest details on the Saxion programme website.

What you'll study

The programme is structured around project-based learning, allowing you to engage in a series of projects enhanced by workshops and academic support, culminating in a specialisation project.

Core course areas typically include:

• Reliable Systems
• Distributed Computing
• Advanced Programming Concepts
• Deployment and Operations
• Advanced Machine Learning
• Mathematics for Software Engineering

Project work (3 projects):

• Project 1: Develop and evaluate software solutions employing advanced engineering methods.
• Project 2: Address challenges in distributed/reliable systems using appropriate design and implementation strategies.
• Specialisation project: Focus on a technology direction of your choice and deliver an in-depth technical outcome supported by research methodologies.

Assessment: Generally based on project deliverables, technical reports, and presentations that showcase both implementation and analytical reasoning.

Entry requirements

To qualify for admission, candidates must meet the academic and English proficiency requirements of the programme and successfully complete the selection process.

Career prospects

Graduates of the ICT – Software Engineering programme are well-prepared for various roles in the tech industry, including software developer, systems architect, and project manager. With a strong foundation in advanced software engineering practices, you will be equipped to tackle real-world challenges and contribute to innovative solutions across diverse sectors.