MSc in Computer Engineering 

at Aarhus University, Aarhus

The following Bachelor’s degree programmes is qualified for admission to the Master’s degree programme in Computer Engineering:

• A technical-scientific Bachelor’s degree programme in Computer Engineering, ICT, IT or Computer Science from a Danish university.
• A technical or scientific Bachelor’s degree programme from a university or Danish University School of Engineering, who according to the university's assessment, in level, extent and content corresponds to a technical scientific Bachelor’s degree programme in Computer Engineering from a Danish university.

• The university's assessment of any other technical or scientific Bachelor’s degree programme attaches importance to attracting qualifications in basic mathematics, programming, modelling and computer engineering. 

  Therefore, the university will assess:

  • Mathematics competences at Bachelor’s degree level with a scope of at least 25 ECTS, covering the topics: calculus, linear algebra, probability calculus and statistics, as well as discrete mathematics.
  • Physics competences at a Bachelor's degree level with a scope of 5 ECTS, which covers the topics in classical physics.
  • Computer technology competences at Bachelor’s degree level with a scope of at least 30 ECTS, covering the topics, e.g. programming and modelling, algorithms and data structures and computer architecture.
  • Competences at Bachelor's degree level with a scope of at least 10 ECTS credits, covering one or more of the topics: computer networks, regulation technology, digital signal processing, or machine learning.