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High Integrity Systems (HIS)

Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main · Frankfurt am Main, Europe

Duration

24 mo

Tuition

No tuition fee

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Intake

Winter semester

English

Winter semester intake. Most universities admit on a rolling basis — we confirm the exact application deadline for your profile, free.

Course details verified 10 Sep 2026 — intakes, entry requirements and course facts · official source

Fee sourced Taken from the university's published fees page, not re-checked since — confirm it before you budget. See the university fees page.

About this programme

First year Winter semester: Safety-Critical Computer Systems, Advanced Formal Modelling, Introductory Data Analysis, Elective Subjects I: Advanced Real-Time Systems or Machine Learning, Implementation of DBMS, Elective Subjects II: Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture or Quantum Information Science.  Summer semester: Mathematics Update, Advanced IT-Security, Data Mining, Electives III: Advanced Distributed Systems or Advanced Testing Methods, Electives IV: Human Machine Interface Design or Smart Sensor Network Systems, Electives V: System Theory and Modelling or Transaction Management or Learning from Data Second year Formal Specification and Verification, HIS project, Electives VI: Multivariate Data Analysis or Simulation Methods or Artificial Intelligence, Electives VII: Standards and Certification or Current Topics in High Integrity Systems or Internet of Things, Electives VIII: Selected Subjects in Current Web Engineering or Mobile Systems and Applications or Cloud Computing Master's thesis The programme duration is four semesters, with 18 weeks per semester of lectures, seminars, labs in semesters one to three. The fourth semester is dedicated to the Master's thesis (applied research work).

Intakes & deadlines

Winter semester

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Entry requirements

Typical graduate salary — Computer Science / IT, Europe
EUR42,400–EUR54,300/yr · ≈ ₹47 L–₹60.1 L/yr

This is an indicative early-career range for the whole Computer Science / IT field in Europe, from official graduate-outcome data — not a figure for this programme or university, and not a guarantee of what you will earn. What you actually earn depends on the role, employer, city and your visa.

Source: get in IT (Gehaltsstatistik Informatik 2026), 2026. Market job-board data — less official than a government survey; treat as indicative.

Rupee figure converted at the 18 Aug 2026 mid-market rate; your bank's rate will be worse and currencies move, so use it for planning, not as the amount you will receive.

Fees & scholarships

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Tuition is No tuition fee. Taken from the university's published fees page, not re-checked since — confirm it before you budget. We confirm the current fee and the scholarships you qualify for — free.

The main intake is Winter semester. Most universities admit on a rolling basis — we confirm the exact deadline for your profile, free.

For details, visit the course website. English: E.G. IELTS Academic: 5.5.

The programme runs about 24 months full-time.

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