Deadline:
January 10, 2025
Location(s)
Finland France Germany Portugal Spain
Grenoble, Aalto, Braunschweig, arcelona, Lisboa
Overview
Details
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
CoDaS is an international joint master’s programme, where you will study at least in two partner universities. The Programme is structured into 2 years.
First year
Basic studies common in all Consortium Universities
- General studies (languages, soft skills)
- Mathematics/Programming/Security
- Communications
- Data Science
Second year
Specialization studies, specific to all Consortium Universities, and Thesis
- Communications, Data Science, and Security (Grenoble INP-UGA)
- Communications and Data Science (Tecnico Lisboa)
- Communications, Automation, and Machine Learning (Aalto University)
- Communications, Machine Learning, Medical Informatics & Biomedicine (TU Braunschweig)
- Communications, 5G/6G and Internet of Things, and Data Science (UPC BarcelonaTech)
The total number of credits of the programme is 120 ECTS.
All Consortium Universities can be either Home University (first year) or Host University (second year). On the first year, you will complete courses with 60 ECTS at Home University and on the second year, you will complete courses with 30 ECTS and the thesis with 30 ECTS at Host University. On the first year, you will already get a chance to study your field of specialization by completing a course online provided by the second year university.
All students of the programme are required to study at two countries other than their country of residence at the start of studies. If you are a resident of the country of the Home or Host University before starting in the programme, you are required to complete the final semester (thesis work) in another Host University or within the industry in another country.
After completing the programme, you will graduate from the two universities you have completed 60 ECTS, including the thesis. You will be granted a double degree, meaning that you will receive a diploma from both universities.
The titles of the degrees in each partner university are the following:
- Aalto University: Master of Science (Technology)
- Grenoble INP-UGA: Master Mention Informatique
- Técnico Lisboa: Mestre em Engenharia Eletrotécnica e de Computadores
- TU Braunschweig: Master of Science (M.Sc.) Computer Science
- UPC: Màster Erasmus Mundus in Communications Engineering and Data Science
The level of the qualification is second-cycle university degree (Master's level), aligned with the Bologna Process."
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Eligibility
Candidates should be from:
Description of Ideal Candidate
General Eligibility
You are eligible to apply in master's admissions if you have a bachelor’s degree. The bachelor's degree must be equivalent to 180 ECTS credits or three years of full-time study. The degree must give eligibility to apply for master’s degree studies at university in the awarding country. The awarding higher education institution has to be a recognised part of the official national education system of the country. It has to be accredited as a degree-granting higher education institution by the country where it is located or by a relevant international organisation (such as UNESCO).
You cannot apply to a master’s programme on the basis of a previous master's degree. Only bachelor’s degrees give eligibility for master’s programmes. Exceptions to this are ‘long-cycle’ master's degrees that have been granted without a bachelor’s degree, for instance, degrees awarded in Finland prior to the adoption of the two-cycle degree system in 2008 or licentiate of medicine degrees.
Dates
Deadline: January 10, 2025
Cost/funding for participants
Erasmus Mundus scholarship
Erasmus Mundus scholarship covers the Programme fee (8000 EUR/academic year) for the normative duration of studies (two academic years). In addition, the Erasmus Mundus scholarship holder receives 1400€/month for the subsistence costs for the duration of the programme, max. 24 months.
Students who have previously received an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) scholarship cannot apply for an additional scholarship through the EMJM programme. Similarly, throughout the entire duration of their master's course, students already funded by an Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) are ineligible for further European Union scholarships.
During the EMJM action implementation (admissions 2024-2027), no more than 10% of the total number of scholarships are awarded to students from the same nationality.
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