The Master’s degree programme comprises 120 credits. These credits are split between modules totalling 90 credits and the Master’s thesis with its accompanying colloquium, which comprises 30 credits.
The Master's degree programme is divided into a fundamental area comprising 30 credits (to be completed in the first semester) and a profile area comprising 60 credits (second and third semester). The Master’s thesis is usually written in the fourth semester.
The following, mandatory modules must be completed as part of the foundations area comprising 30 credits:
It is recommended students complete the modules of this area in their first semester.
In the second and third semester, students may specialise in one of the following two profiles:
Students of both profiles must complete a mandatory module "Ethical Foundations of Data Science" and a 15 credit elective area, in which complementary courses from the other profile or other programs can be selected.
The Master's thesis is usually written in the fourth semester after at least 60 credits have been completed. The processing time is 23 weeks and students are expected to join a colloquium. During this time, students should give a presentation on the progress of their work.