Graduate

Profiles

Graduates of the Master's Program in Informatics, equipped with profound knowledge and skills in the field of Informatics, have the opportunity to pursue careers as machine learning engineers, security engineers, system analysts, computer and information research scientists, senior software developers, network architects, and other related professions. This is due to the systematically designed curriculum that consistently considers the advancements in knowledge and technology of the present and future. The knowledge and skills acquired by students empower them to be independent, creative, and innovative, meeting the demands of the national and international industrial landscape.

Learning

Outcomes

The Master's Program in Informatics is an outstanding program in education, research, and social contributions on a national and international scale in the field of computer engineering, particularly in the areas of Cyber Security, Machine Learning, and Internet of Things. This is achieved through the development of knowledge and technology to produce innovative works that solve scientific, technological, and practical issues in society. The program emphasizes the management and development of research, which is measured and scientifically tested, resulting in national and international recognition.

Conducting the integration of new ideas (improvements/innovations) through ethical, logical, critical, systematic, creative, and innovative thinking, concepts, and scientific studies for the advancement of the field of computer engineering/computer science. These ideas should be capable of being published in accredited national journals or reputable international journals.
Developing expertise in informatics/computer science with an interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary approach to solving relevant and complex societal or industry problems.
Critically and professionally evaluating research planning or project implementation.