Master's in Information and Communication Technology

The program builds skills in software development, data handling, and system design through project-based learning. Early courses cover programming methods, algorithms, and computing structures. Later parts move into advanced topics such as machine learning, cloud systems, and secure software design.

Students complete group projects linked to real technical cases. Research groups at the university guide students who want experience in academic work or thesis-focused study.

Graduates have access to roles in technology companies, research centers, and startup environments. Many also continue into doctoral studies within computing and data science fields. The program structure supports steady skill growth through coursework, laboratory sessions, and thesis work.

Applicants need a relevant bachelor’s degree in ICT, computer science, software engineering, or a close field. Academic transcripts, CV, motivation letter, and proof of English level form part of the application.

Application takes place through the Studyinfo Finland portal. Selection is based on academic background and document evaluation.

Scholarships are available through the University of Turku. These include partial tuition waivers and full tuition waivers for strong academic profiles. Awards are decided during admission review.

Up to 30 hours per week during study periods