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Double Degree IT Security

Together with TU Darmstadt we have established this unique program with a specific focus on information security, offering a wide range of security-oriented courses and the opportunity to establish international collaborations.

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Facts

  • Partner: Fachbereich Informatik, TU Darmstadt
  • Duration: 5-7 Semesters
  • Degree: Diplomingenieur (Dipl.-Ing.) and Master of Science (MSc)
  • Language: German, English
  • Restricted Admission: Yes

About

Structure

This program gives students who are enrolled in our master program Software Engineering and Internet Computing the great opportunity to receive two degrees and, more importantly, to expand their international research network.

Application

Should you wish to enroll in this double diploma program, you need to apply in writing. Your application must contain a detailed CV, a transcript of records including all your marks and courses so far, and a motivation letter. Submit your documents to Christopher Vomastek (christopher.vomastek@tuwien.ac.at). The program coordinator, Matteo Maffei, will inform you of your application’s result within 2-3 of weeks. Please note that you might be eligible for an ERASMUS mobility scholarship—please contact TU Wien’s International Office for further information.

Graduation Requirements

  • At least two semesters in the master program Software Engineering and Internet Computing worth 60 ECTS at TU Wien Informatics
  • At least three semesters in the master program IT Security worth 90 ECTS (60 ECTS through courses, 30 through Master thesis) at TU Darmstadt
  • The Master Thesis must be co-supervised by a faculty member of TU Wien and a faculty member of TU Darmstadt. It may be produced in a company or in a research group, and must be submitted at both universities.

Graduation

As a successful graduate, you will be awarded the title of “Diplomingenieur/in” (TU Wien) and “M.Sc.” (TU Darmstadt). The award takes place separately in the form of the relevant documents of award which are normally used by each institution. For Austria, this diploma will fulfill the requirements of a notice of award. Each degree certificate will state that the study program was completed under an agreement on a double degree program, and is only valid in combination with the degree certificate of the partner institution.