Duration10 Months
LanguageEnglish
LocationMadrid
IntakeOctober
Mode of StudyFull-Time
FormatIn-person
Duration10 Months
LanguageEnglish
LocationMadrid
IntakeOctober
Mode of StudyFull-Time
FormatIn-person
BUILDERS OF FUTURE TECH
This program is designed for STEM profiles, preferably in Software Engineering and Computer Science, but if you have demonstrable experience working with programming languages independent from your academic background, you will also qualify for the benefits of this program.
Our Program Directors and professors are inspirational leaders, each equipped with a valuable network of professional connections.
This network will not only help you develop your skills but also prepare you to excel in your own high-impact career.
Additionally, you'll have the unique opportunity to network with a diverse group of international students, fostering a global perspective that can be invaluable in today's interconnected world.
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Class Profile
30+
different nationalities represented in class
25-30
Average age of students
0-5
years of experience
ACADEMIC DIRECTOR
Professional experience
Concepción Diaz, affectionately known as Conchita, is a trailblazer in technology education and a winner of the 2009 International Entrepreneurs Program for using technology to enhance quality of life and inclusion.
Distinguished as the only woman globally with six active CCIE certifications, she has trained around 8,000 people across numerous countries and authored 10 influential IT manuals in Europe.
Conchita has significantly improved operations for Europe's largest Service Providers and mentored IT departments in Spain's top financial institutions.
Her consulting work has contributed to major security projects and the expansion of Madrid's subway network infrastructure. A regular speaker at global tech events and a Visiting Professor at Oxford University's AI PhD program, Conchita's expertise spans Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, and Machine Learning.
Recognized twice with the O-1 Visa for extraordinary ability, her work exemplifies her commitment to advancing technology and education.
CONCEPCIÓN DÍAZ CANTARERO
Academic Director of the Master in Software Engineering, IE University
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FAQs
How to get into software engineering?
The best way to launch or boost your career in software engineering is through a specialist program such as our Master in Software Engineering. The program is specially designed for ambitious professionals who want to apply their skills to today’s digitalized business world, with plenty of opportunities to solve real-world problems and gain valuable industry certifications, ensuring that you graduate fully prepared for the demands of the modern workplace.
Is software engineering hard to learn?
Software engineering can be a challenging subject. But If you have a background in science, tech or math, plus an aptitude for programming, you’ll be well-prepared to tackle the rigors of the Master in Software Engineering.
What skills do you need to be a software engineer?
You need strong technical skills in areas such as programming, data science, software testing and product management. In addition, you require an in-depth understanding of the business side of software, as well as the social and ethical issues arising from developments in cloud, AI and big data—all covered by the comprehensive syllabus of our Master in Software Engineering.
What qualities make a successful Software Engineering Master's student?
The Master in Software Engineering is designed for STEM professionals who want to design, develop, implement and manage innovative software solutions. Most importantly, you should have an interest in how the tools and technologies you develop can be applied for positive impact to complex, real-world problems.
What types of projects and collaborations can you expect as a student?
As a major hub for science and technology in Europe, IE School of Science & Technology has close connections with leading researchers and corporations worldwide. You’ll be able to take part in deep tech ventures such as the Impact Xcelerator, along with various hands-on initiatives including the Venture Lab, Venture Days and the annual entrepreneurship event in the region, South Summit.
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