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Master in Creative Computing and Artificial Intelligence

The Master in Creative Computing and Artificial Intelligence (MCCAI) aims to be a strong option for professionals whose activities require the development of new skills in emerging technological areas, in order to respond to the permanent challenges of the industry.

It is a pioneering program in Portugal and Europe, which brings technology closer to creativity and art, and aims to operate in the emerging areas of these intersections.

Covers areas as diverse as artificial intelligence, creative computing, IoT, emerging technologies, machine learning, computer graphics, which, integrated, allow the development of complex projects related to intelligent systems, interactive virtual and augmented reality, holograms, autonomous robots, among others.

Based on a project-based learning methodology (PBL), MCCAI endows students with the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical application in the development of multi-disciplinary projects focused on solving complex challenges.

Start date

September

Duration

2 years

Schedule

Post-work

Language

English

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Why to study a Master's degree in Creative Computing and Artificial Intelligence?

Master's degree that allies the area of technology with creativity

Innovative and pioneering training that combines the area of technologies with the areas of creativity and the arts.
It prepares students to be competent professionals capable of working in research and development of emerging technological products, in order to respond to the growing challenges of the industry.
It allows them to develop a portfolio of multidisciplinary projects, with strong growth and demand from industry.
Students have the opportunity to be in contact with industry, through public presentations of projects with the participation of specialized professionals.

Teaching methodology

Based on a project-based learning methodology (PBL), the Master in Creative Computing and Artificial Intelligence endows students with the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical application in the development of multi-disciplinary projects focused on solving complex challenges.
In the projects developed in the scope of the master's degree some of the development areas may be related to smart environments, smart houses, and smart cities, robotics, intelligent digital systems, virtual and augmented reality, holograms, among many other possibilities.

Factory | IADE's Special Projects Unit

The Factory integrates the Project Unit, the Technical Labs and the Observatory.

It is also a platform for the dissemination of ideas, projects and creative challenges where you participate as an IADE student.

In this unit, where value and knowledge are produced, there is a clear bet on the relationship between students, teachers, laboratories and civil society.

The Factory's projects are defined essentially in three lines of action: parallel fabrication (development of extracurricular projects); curricular fabrication (projects within the school context and in collaboration with civil society partners) and future fabrication (applied research to the development of projects designed and created from scratch).

Study plan

Consult the structure of the curricular plan

1º SEMESTER

2º SEMESTER

3º SEMESTER

4º SEMESTER

Subject	Hours	ECTS
Physical Computing and the Internet of Things	28	5
Gamification in Intelligent Systems	28	5
Creative Programming	28	5
Applied Artificial Intelligence	28	5
Project I	56	10

Subject	Hours	ECTS
Interface and Interaction Design	28	5
Computer Graphics for Virtual and Augmented Reality	28	5
Emerging Technologies	28	5
Applied Machine Learning	28	5
Project II	56	10

Subject	Hours	ECTS
Ethics, Society and Artificial Intelligence	28	2
Research Methodologies	28	2
Dissertation Project	28	13
Dissertation	28	13

Subject	Hours	ECTS
Dissertation	28	30

Coordinator

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Fábio Guilherme

Career opportunities

The Master in Creative Computing and Artificial Intelligence opens doors for building solid careers related to the development of the new generation of creative intelligent systems, in emerging technological areas that combine technology with creativity and the arts:

Dean of technology
Innovation and research
Artificial intelligence and machine learning engineer
Intelligent systems and IoT developer
In areas as diverse as health, smart cities, transport, the environment, the creative industries, among many others.

Graduates in Creative Computing and Artificial Intelligence will also be prepared to continue their studies at the 3rd cycle (doctorate) and thus start a career in research and / or university teaching.

Admissions

Candidates interested in joining IADE can apply throughout the year. The application process is limited by existing vacancies and the suitability of the candidate's profile to the study cycle of interest.

To start the admission process, the candidate must follow these 3 steps.

1. Information request

Schedule a clarification conversation with an Admissions Advisor

2. Documentation

Gather the documentation requested in the [admission process](/admission-process-face-to-face-learning/)

3. Apply

Proceed with the formalization of the application, in person or online

Start your application

Certification and accreditation

Approved by A3ES on 09-02-2021

Self-evaluation report for the Master in Creative Computing and Artificial Intelligence.

Registration nº R/A-Cr 52/2021/AL03, of 06/04/2023 (DGES).

Order no. 5029/2023 of 27 April 2023, II series, no. 82 DR.