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For the
academic year 2013/14, Scuola
Superiore Sant’Anna and
the University of
Pisa are
jointly offering the
fifth 2-year edition
of the Master Degree
program in Computer
Science and Networking
(Laurea Magistrale in
Informatica e
Networking, LM-18)
starting at the beginning
of September 2013. All
classes are offered in
ENGLISH language.
This Master degree program
is a joint initiative
(Laurea Interateneo) of:
• University of Pisa –
Department of Computer
Science and Department of
Information Engineering
• Scuola Superiore
Sant'Anna – Institute of
Communication, Information
and Perception
Technologies.
The official Master
qualification diploma
(Laurea Magistrale) is
jointly awarded by
University of Pisa and by
Scuola Superiore
Sant'Anna.
The
Master is structured in
traditional front
lectures and in
laboratory sessions and
the program is divided
in 4 semesters. The
applicants must possess
a bachelor’s degree (1st
level Laurea degree) or
equivalent
in Computer
Science, Computer
Engineering,
Telecommunications,
Communication Networks,
Information Technology.
The two-year Master
degree program (Laurea
Magistrale) in Computer
Science and Networking
has been designed to
meet the growing demand
for an emerging kind of
professionals with
expertise in both
computer and
information science
and technologies
and communication
and networking science
and technologies
in a
strongly integrated
manner. This expertise
is needed in the design
and implementation of
both innovative
hardware-software
distributed
infrastructures and
service-based
distributed applications
in several areas of
industry, e-business,
research, social and
citizen services, public
administration.
A graduate with strong
expertise in both
information and
networking sciences and
technologies is without
precedence in the
current scenario of
national master
programs, and few are
the examples at the
international level.
The Contact
Point for the Master are Prof.
Piero Castoldi at
Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna
and Prof.
Marco Vanneschi at the
University of Pisa.
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Course
Contents
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course
is
structured in
traditional
front lectures
and in
laboratory
sessions
during the
3-semester
teaching
periods (30
hours per
week) in Pisa,
and in a
Master thesis
during the
last semester. |
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Support
for students
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| Fellowships
may
be available
for students
for talented
candidates of
any
citizenship. |
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Faculty |
| Faculty
members
of the Master
program are
selected among
the professors
of the Scuola
Superiore
Sant’Anna and
the University
of Pisa. |
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How
to
Apply |
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application
process is
entirely
on-line.
Eligible
students can
apply by
filling the
electronic
admission form
available on
this site. |
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