Please note that the description below is valid only for the Artificial Intelligence Engineering, Bioinformatics, Computer Science Engineering, Info-Bionics Engineering, Medical Biotechnology and Quantum Engineering MSc programmes.  

Image Processing and Computer Vision MSc applicants should consult the ipcv.eu website about specific details.  

 

After the Admissions Committee has evaluated the submitted applications, you will be invited to take the entrance examination. 

Parts of the entrance examination: 

1. Online written test 

In the first round of the entrance examination, all applicants will be invited to take an online written test on the University’s Moodle platform. 

The test will not cover the totality of the listed topics, but you may get questions in any of them.

Question types: multiple choice questions, other test-type questions, no essay-type questions.

Number of questions: approx. 20

Time available for the test: 35 minutes

The online testing platform will be available to you during a period of 2 or 3 days, within which you may take the test at any time suitable for you. Please note that you may only start the test once. 

Subjects of the entrance examination: 

 

2. Video interview 

Based on the result of the written test and your academic track record, the Admissions Committee shall decide whether you will be invited for a video interview. 

On the university's online testing platform, you get random questions about the following topics and you record your answers in one video file:

  • your previous studies and your thesis project, 
  • your motivation about your chosen field of study and your future career plans, 
  • some questions about the subjects of the entrance examination. 

Number of questions: 4

Available time: 30 min

Length of your recorded video: 6 min (= 1.5 min per question)

 

We reserve the right to invite some applicants for a live online interview as well if and only if the Admissions Committee considers it necessary.

 

The admission decision will be based on the combined score of:

  • your academic track record (subjects completed, grades, GPA, how much your curriculum covered the relevant subjects required for the selected MSc programme),
  • the result of your written test,
  • your motivation and the alignment of your goals with the selected MSc programme, 
  • the result of your video interview,
  • your ability to follow the instructions received throughout the admissions procedure and to meet the relevant deadlines.