The aim of the UPM's Doctoral Degree in Artificial Intelligence is to familiarize students of computational science and computing technology with research techniques and empower them to solve new scientific and technological problems through artificial intelligence research. Apart from this overall aim, the programme has an additional goal proper to the content and purpose of the degree, and the programme is driven by the innovate to research + research to innovate binomial. The first aim suggests innovative lines of research that are able to combine specialized training with the creativity underlying original, active and fertile research paths. The second targets creativity in research-driven problem-solving.
This process will end with students producing and defending a doctoral thesis.
The objectives of the doctoral programme are to:
The UPM's Doctoral Degree in Artificial Intelligence targets students interested in attaining the above objectives. More precisely, it targets students interested in learning more about research techniques for scientific and technological problem solving through artificial intelligence research.
| Admission profiles (academic requirements) |
| Applicants should be holders of degrees in informatics: |
| or similar: |
| In conformance with the adaptation of degree programmes to comply with the Bologna declaration, students shall be required to be in possession of the undergraduate qualifications that replace or are equivalent to the above. |
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http://www.dia.fi.upm.es/doctoradoia/
You can check public prices for 2012-2013 academic year here.
There is a wide range of grants available to students to fund their studies.
To gain admission to the Doctoral Degree in Artificial Intelligence, students must register online.
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