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ITU launches master’s programme in Data Science

Peter Sestoft About ITU Computer Science Department Education data science Barbara Plank

21 October, 2020

Starting next summer, the IT University of Copenhagen will be offering a two-year master’s programme in Data Science. Future graduates will be highly sought after in the industry, which is currently experiencing a shortage of specialists who are able extract valuable knowledge from vast amounts of data.

Oxford University's Bent Flyvbjerg and ITU establish IT programme management research collaboration

Peter Sestoft Collaborations Computer Science Department Research e-government Jens Schmidt

25 September, 2020

The Oxford Major Programme Management research group starts collaboration with the ITU Research Centre for Government IT. The collaboration will, among other things, investigate the performance of IT projects.

Even gender balance in ITU's software graduate programme

Peter Sestoft Computer Science Department Education diversity

20 August, 2019

51 percent of the newly admitted students in the IT University's Master's programme in Software Design are women. It is important that women take part in shaping the digital development, says Head of Department Peter Sestoft.

Research project will contribute to a more secure pension system

Peter Sestoft Computer Science Department Collaborations Research fintech grants

20 December, 2017

With computing power from graphics processors commonly used in gaming computers, a new research project aims to develop an advanced calculation platform for pension funds. Innovation Fund Denmark is investing DKK 9 million in the project collaboration between the IT University of Copenhagen, University of Copenhagen and the software company Edlund A/S.

New Computer Science programme at ITU

Peter Sestoft Computer Science Department Education

12 December, 2017

From autumn 2018, the MSc programme in Software Development will be split into two independent programmes: Computer Science and Software Development.

New spreadsheet technology can save companies time

Peter Sestoft Research Computer Science Department business

11 January, 2016

Spreadsheets are used in most companies and are often a source of frustration, but they also have great potential. Associate Professor Peter Sestoft from the IT University of Copenhagen has developed an implementation that simplifies work with advanced models in spreadsheets.

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