Master's Degree in Internet of Things - IoT (MUIoT) 12 months Postgraduate Programme By Universidade de Vigo |TopUniversities
Programme Duration

12 monthsProgramme duration

Main Subject Area

Computer Science and Information SystemsMain Subject Area

Programme overview

Main Subject

Computer Science and Information Systems

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

IoT devices collect data from the environment using different types of sensors (temperature, humidity, motion, cameras, microphones, etc.), which are sent via various communication technologies, typically wireless, to a storage and processing platform, typically in the cloud. Here, big data analytics and machine learning techniques are used to extract useful information from the data and act intelligently to monitor, control and configure connected devices.
This transformation has led to innovative applications in various fields such as home automation, health, industry, automotive and smart cities, improving quality of life and operational efficiency. There is no doubt that IoT is one of the fastest growing technological areas today and, according to various projections, the number of interconnected IoT devices will multiply exponentially in the coming years, creating a high demand for skilled professionals in this field.

Thus, in the study ‘Galicia 2030: Professional profiles of the future and new university degrees and specialities’, carried out by the Department of Education, University and Vocational Training of the Xunta de Galicia in collaboration with FEUGA, it is highlighted that all the sectors consulted, among which are strategic sectors of Galicia such as automotive, energy, the naval sector, health or the textile sector, consider the Internet of Things as a priority and are committed to an increase in the demand for a professional profile of expert in IoT.
The Master's Degree in Internet of Things, proposed jointly by the 3 Galician public universities, and considered strategic by the Xunta de Galicia, offers a level of specialisation in the IoT field that does not currently exist in the Galician University System (SUG).
The master's degree has 60 ECTS divided modularly into four bimesters, with three specialisations (IIoT, Society 5.0 and Connected Vehicle).



Programme overview

Main Subject

Computer Science and Information Systems

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

IoT devices collect data from the environment using different types of sensors (temperature, humidity, motion, cameras, microphones, etc.), which are sent via various communication technologies, typically wireless, to a storage and processing platform, typically in the cloud. Here, big data analytics and machine learning techniques are used to extract useful information from the data and act intelligently to monitor, control and configure connected devices.
This transformation has led to innovative applications in various fields such as home automation, health, industry, automotive and smart cities, improving quality of life and operational efficiency. There is no doubt that IoT is one of the fastest growing technological areas today and, according to various projections, the number of interconnected IoT devices will multiply exponentially in the coming years, creating a high demand for skilled professionals in this field.

Thus, in the study ‘Galicia 2030: Professional profiles of the future and new university degrees and specialities’, carried out by the Department of Education, University and Vocational Training of the Xunta de Galicia in collaboration with FEUGA, it is highlighted that all the sectors consulted, among which are strategic sectors of Galicia such as automotive, energy, the naval sector, health or the textile sector, consider the Internet of Things as a priority and are committed to an increase in the demand for a professional profile of expert in IoT.
The Master's Degree in Internet of Things, proposed jointly by the 3 Galician public universities, and considered strategic by the Xunta de Galicia, offers a level of specialisation in the IoT field that does not currently exist in the Galician University System (SUG).
The master's degree has 60 ECTS divided modularly into four bimesters, with three specialisations (IIoT, Society 5.0 and Connected Vehicle).



Admission Requirements

1 Year
Sep

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