In detail

Graduates of the Master’s Degree in Computer Engineering have the ability to establish themselves as professionals in the area of ICT in the exercise of their profession as Computer Engineers, being competent and responsible in advanced computer technologies in a transversal way. They are trained in the direction and management of projects and multidisciplinary work teams that solve technologically complex problems, communicating their ideas with rigor, accuracy and honesty. Socially and ethically committed professionals are trained to work in a global society. Graduates of the Master’s Degree in Computer Engineering can work in a wide range of IT fields, both in the private sector and in the public administration, where they can participate in positions of responsibility of a transversal nature or in positions of advanced specialization.

• Management of IT areas: strategic planning, elaboration, direction, coordination, and technical and economic management in the fields of computer engineering in multidisciplinary environments.
• IT project management: research, development and innovation projects in companies and technology centers, ensuring the safety of people and goods, the final quality of the products and their homologation.
• Technology consulting and advisory services: providing technology solutions and recommendations to companies and organizations.
• Systems architect: model, design, define the architecture, implement, manage, operate, administer and maintain applications, networks, systems, services and IT content.
• Information security manager: implementation of information security policies in organizations.
• IT solutions quality managers: product and process quality assurance.
• Cybersecurity: protection of data and computer systems against threats and vulnerabilities.
• Digital transformation managers: implementing the digital transformation strategy in organizations.
• Data Scientist: provide information from data by optimizing the analysis process and visual representation of the data.
• Specialists in advanced IT systems and solutions.

With these skills, graduates can face different situations and activities in the working world, adapting to diverse industries and solving complex technological problems.

The program is designed for those who have a solid background in Computer Engineering and wish to advance their professional career.

• Graduates in Computer Engineering.
• Graduates in degrees equivalent to the degree of Graduate in Computer Engineering from any Spanish university.
• Students enrolled in the PARS in Computer Engineering at the UPV with a maximum of 30 credits pending from the Degree in Computer Engineering, as long as these credits belong to the Elective Subject Module (27 credits) or Final Degree Project Module (12 credits).

Hybrid teaching mode (50% in-person and 50% non-in-person).
In-person classes at ETSINF are held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays during the first three semesters.
Online synchronous classes are held on Mondays and Fridays. Students connect with the teaching staff through the Teams platform to follow the class from wherever they want.
In the course schedule, all online classes are associated with «ETS DE INGENIERÍA INFORMÁTICA (Edificio 1Z)».

Graduates of the Master’s Degree in Computer Engineering may continue with advanced training, pursue a doctorate, or participate in research, innovation and transfer projects by joining research institutes or centers.

• The MUIINF degree allows access to the Doctoral Program in Computer Science (https://www.upv.es/entidades/edoctorado/en/doctorate-program-in-computer-science/), without requiring additional training.
• It also allows access to other doctoral programs of the UPV, with complementary training, such as: PhD in Geomatics Engineering, PhD in Telecommunications and PhD in Industrial Engineering and Production.

As a MUIINF student there is the possibility of carrying out an academic exchange under different programs, such as Erasmus + Studies, Euromovex, Erasmus+ Internships, Santander-Promoe-Erasmus+ International, Vulcanus or with Cooperation scholarships.

In the Master’s Degree in Computer Engineering, the third semester (Electives Module) and the fourth semester (Professional Development Module and Master’s Thesis Module), which make up a total of 60 ECTS credits, can be taken on an exchange basis. The academic exchange will be carried out within the framework of an exchange agreement and the recognition will be done en bloc. To do so, students must complete a project comparable, in credits and content, to the TFM of the degree, and take and pass subjects offered at the host university to complete the 60 ECTS required.

It is possible to carry out an academic exchange during a single semester of 30 ECTS. Likewise, the recognition of these credits will be done as a block, and students must take and pass subjects offered at the host university to complete the 30 ECTS.

• Semester A of the 2nd year (30 ECTS, Electives Module)
• Semester B of the 2nd year (30 ECTS, Professional Development Module and Master’s Thesis Module)
• 2nd complete course (60 ECTS)

The ETSINF has more than 80 academic exchange agreements currently signed at the European level (Erasmus+, Switzerland and the United Kingdom), in addition to agreements with non-European universities.