Master in High Performance Computing

The Master in High Performance Computing is a one-year program for graduates with a technical background. It offers a Master's degree in Theoretical Computer Science, with a focus on practical training in high-performance technical computing.

The curriculum covers computer architecture, software optimization, and parallel programming, with hands-on experience working with large-scale parallel computers. Students develop skills to solve complex numerical problems efficiently and apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios through a significant project component.

Graduates can pursue careers as Computational Scientist, Software Developer, Data Analyst, or Research Scientist. They can work in technical and scientific computing, modeling, and simulation, and many continue their studies in PhD programs, focusing on areas like astrophysics or biomolecular modeling.