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Software, Web & Cloud, Computing Sciences and Electrical Engineering

Tampere University · Tampere, Europe

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€12,000/yr

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Autumn 2026

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About this programme

Strong and versatile foundation for your future careerSoftware, Web & Cloud (MSc) provides students with a solid understanding in computer science and software engineering. It covers the design and implementation of large and complex software systems, enhanced by advanced web and cloud technologies,  and develops your competence to manage and improve software development with the support of AI technologies. The knowledge and skills in web and cloud computing are emphasized as a platform for the software like big-data-driven applications. Moreover, you can choose courses based on your interests from a wide range of topics, including big data, internet of things (IoT), information security, user experience, and business. Gain valuable insight from industry collaborationAn exceptionally large number of IT companies in the Tampere region provide an inspiring environment and opportunities to apply your skills and address fascinating real-life challenges.  The research conducted at the Tampere Software Engineering Research Center and the AI research lab (GPTLab) further strengthens the programme’s emphasis on state-of-the-art methods and technologies. The close collaboration with industry ensures that the contents of the programme are both on a high level academically and relevant to your future career prospects.Career prospectsGraduates of this specialization will be equipped for versatile roles in software engineering, cloud computing, data-driven applications, and digital transformation, with opportunities both in industry and academia. For example, typical career roles can includeSoftware developer & engineerCloud & infrastructure specialistData-driven applications & emerging technology expertProcess & management-oriented rolesSecurity & quality assurance specialistAcademic and research careerSoftware, Web & Cloud is one of the specialisations in the Master’s Programme in Computing Sciences and Electrical Engineering.

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Autumn 2026

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