The Master’s Programme in Information Networks combines technical expertise with societal understanding and strategic thinking. It covers digital services, sustainable organisations and responsible decision-making in the context of digitalisation. The programme has two majors: Human-Centred Service Design and Engineering and Strategic Organizing, Technology, and Society.
The degree is 120 ECTS credits and takes two years. It includes a long or compact major, a master’s thesis, elective studies and a possible minor. The programme uses contact teaching and is designed for full-time students. Aalto University says the study environment is international, and exchange studies, practical training abroad and summer courses abroad can be included.
The programme prepares students for scientific postgraduate studies in Finland. Aalto University says the skills gained provide a basis for doctoral studies at Aalto University, another Finnish university or top international universities.
Modules
- Human-Centred Service Design and Engineering (HuDE)
- Strategic Organizing, Technology, and Society (SOrTS)
- Societal Design Project
- Technology and Power
- Digital Strategizing
- Software Architectures
- Political Organizations and Decision Making
- AI & Design
- Technology and Organization
