6 Master's Degrees in AI, Technology, Informatics, and more
97% of our graduates are employed less than a month after graduation.

Study in a leading research centre in Switzerland
The Faculty of Informatics of USI Università della Svizzera italiana is defined by its vanguard educational model and by its passion for scientific research. Around 200 researchers from around the world conduct research in eight different macro-areas, with tens of millions of Swiss francs in competitive funding obtained to date.
The Faculty offers six master's degree programmes fully taught in English tailored to meet the demands of today's rapidly evolving technological landscape. The programmes offer high levels of specialisation, paving the way for international careers in both business and academia. Thanks to these innovative and industry-focused programmes, 97% of our graduates secure employment within a month of graduation.
Commitment to research has a real impact on education through a unique teaching philosophy where the student is actively and creatively placed at the heart of the learning process. This process is based on turning theory into practice, and an open and direct dialogue with faculty members.
6 Master's for 6 fields of studies.
The Master in Artificial Intelligence delves into advanced topics such as machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision. Students learn how to develop intelligent systems capable of autonomous decision-making, opening up opportunities in fields like robotics, healthcare, and finance.
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The Master in Computational Science combines elements of computer science, mathematics, and scientific computing to tackle complex real-world problems. Students learn how to apply computational techniques to analyze and simulate phenomena in fields such as physics, biology, and engineering, preparing them for roles in research institutions, government agencies, and industry.
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The Master in Financial Technology and Computing focuses on the intersection of finance and technology, exploring topics such as blockchain, algorithmic trading, and financial analytics. Students gain insights into how technology is reshaping the financial industry and develop the skills needed to thrive in roles at banks, investment firms, and fintech startups.
This master is jointly offered by the Faculty of Informatics and by the Faculty of Economics.
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The Master in Informatics provides students with a solid foundation in computer science, covering topics such as algorithms, data structures, and software engineering. Graduates of this program are well-prepared for careers in software development, IT consulting, and research.
This master is jointly offered by the Faculty of Informatics and by the Faculty of Economics.
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The Master in Management and Informatics integrates business and technology, equipping students with the skills to lead digital transformation initiatives in organizations. Combining courses in management, information systems, and entrepreneurship, this program prepares graduates for roles as technology consultants, project managers, and business analysts.
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In the Master in Software and Data Engineering, students learn the principles and practices of software development, as well as techniques for managing and analyzing large-scale data sets. Graduates are equipped to design and implement software systems that effectively leverage data to drive decision-making and innovation in diverse domains.
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I completed my Master's degree in informatics at USI and pursued a joint degree programme with University of Milano-Bicocca. The curriculum covered a wide range of subjects, led by excellent professors. Many of the modules required team projects, providing invaluable lessons in teamwork and project management, as well as honing presentation skills. Applying these skills in the workplace has proven to be immensely beneficial. The support from teachers and always-available assistants was exceptional.
Demetrio Carrara, DevOps Engineer, Oper, Zurich. Master in Informatics, 2020.

Why Università della Svizzera italiana (USI)?
USI is a young and agile university that offers its students a quality education and an enhancing study experience. International faculty teach students with an interdisciplinary, engaging and interactive approach, leaving room for practical application.
The quality of the study curricula is complemented by USI small size, its cosmopolitan environment and its informal and dynamic culture. These elements make USI a hub of opportunity open to the world, where students can engage in direct dialogue with their professors and define their educational path, discover unexpected horizons, and embrace international careers.
Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) is a recognised or accredited Swiss university. Academic qualifications obtained at USI Faculties are therefore also recognised abroad, on the basis of international conventions.
The Faculty in numbers
USI's campus in Lugano
The USI campus in Lugano is a modern and dynamic environment dedicated to higher education and research. Situated in the eastern part of Lugano, it offers innovative and functional architecture, modern classrooms, equipped laboratories, libraries, and green spaces. It is an ideal place for study and research, fostering collaboration and student well-being.
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Where we are
The Faculty of Informatics is located in the East Campus of the Università della Svizzera italiana. The address is via La Santa 1, Lugano (Switzerland).
The Campus has a number of shared spaces, a multi-purpose hall, an exhibition space, a canteen, a crèche and sports areas.
Milano-Malpensa, Milano-Linate and Milano-Orio al Serio Airports are within a radius of 60-100 km from Lugano. There are trains to and from Milano-Malpensa Airport. From Lugano railway station, you can reach the Lugano Campus by bus, on foot or by bike.