The two-year Master’s program in Image Processing and Computer Vision (IPCV) trains specialists in a field of increasing importance in our daily lives. Processing images and videos is essential in domains such as medicine, surveillance, industrial control, remote sensing, e-commerce, automation, etc. The IPCV program offers extensive theoretical and practical knowledge to train highly qualified graduates in this field.
The IPCV program is designed for people who are interested in sensory processing, multi-camera systems or deep learning in computer vision, and who would like to become experts in image processing, video analysis as well as image acquisition and reconstruction. The program also deals with fields such as automatic video monitoring, biomedical data processing or augmented and virtual reality.
Three partner universities, with internationally recognized experience in these domains, have pooled their complementary expertise to develop this Master’s program. The result is a high-quality triple Master’s degree taught in English (120 ECTS), which is widely recognized and adapted to the job market. - 1st semester: Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, Hungary (PPKE) - 2nd semester: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain (UAM) - 3rd semester: University of Bordeaux, France (UBx) - 4th semester: Internship period (in any country).
Students who successfully complete the IPCV program will receive the national degree from each Partner University.
1) Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Engineering Science, Mathematics, Computer Science or Signal Processing. The degree must be obtained before the program starts.
2) Average grade of at least “Good” (according to local criteria) in the previous study program.
3) At least B2 level of written and spoken English according to the CEFR (e.g. IELTS score of 6.5 or TOEFL of 90). Native English speakers do not have to submit English test results.
For more details, visit the IPCV website at www.ipcv.eu.
Entrance examination:
Yes
Entrance type:
oral
Minimum level of language proficiency (oral):
B2 (according to CEFR)
Minimum level of language proficiency (written):
B2 (according to CEFR)
Place of examination:
Online
All applications must be submitted through the eMundus online system by the relevant dealine (see www.ipcv.eu). Applications in a paper-based format or sent by email will not be taken into account.
The selection takes place in three rounds. - 1st round: eligibility check of your application (form and attachments) - 2nd round: preselection stage. Applications are reviewed and ranked according to the following criteria: a) academic track records related to image/signal processing, programming skills and mathematics, b) motivation, c) recommendations. - 3rd round: interview.
If your application is among the best ranked, you will be contacted by the Selection Committee for a final face-to-face online interview.