Master in Cognitive Computing

Cognitive Computing at Osnabrück University is an in-service Master's programme designed for working professionals who study alongside their employment. The programme covers computational models of cognitive abilities, with training closely tied to real-world applications in AI and digitalisation. Running over 4 semesters and starting in the winter semester, the programme totals 120 ECTS credits including the thesis. Students select individual course sets from areas including Artificial Intelligence, Neuroinformatics, Computational Linguistics, Computer Vision, NeuroAI, and Computational Neuroscience. A substantial part of required credits can be earned through collaboration with the student's employer, and specific study plans are developed individually for each student. The one-year study project in the second and third semesters can also be completed at the employing company. The programme concludes with a Master's thesis of 30 ECTS in the fourth semester. The programme is intended for professionals whose employers typically cover the fees and partially release them from duties to enable participation. It is offered at Osnabrück University in Osnabrück, Germany.