Studying at Madeira-ITI brings you into an international research environment in a wonderful place in Europe. Our institute in Madeira is one of the top-level institutes in Europe in the areas of HCI and Computer Science. Your study in either of these areas will give you the opportunity to gain experience in a research-driven organisation with many ongoing research projects that enjoy both national and international collaboration.

If you're from outside Portugal

Madeira is one of the autonomous outer regions of Portugal, and thus part of the European Community. The archipelago of Madeira is situated in the Atlantic ocean, about 1.5 hour's flight distance from mainland Portugal. The University of Madeira is a young but ambitious university and has established a strategic partnership with both regional and national industries as well as the HCI Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. Our Professional Master of Human-Computer Interaction will bring you for classes to CMU for the first semester and to Madeira for the second and third, where you will work in more classes and on an industry-based research and design project with high visibility and impact. Graduating from this program gives you a degree from the University of Madeira as well as one from Carnegie Mellon University.

Read more about the Master of Human-Computer Interaction through the links on the left of this page.

If you're from Portugal

Our institute offers you the opportunity to study nearby, yet in an international and top-level environment. Whether you choose for the Computer Science track or the Master of HCI, you will be working with our team of multi-disciplinary faculty. You studies will enable you to position yourself at the top of the market, with a portfolio of experiences and up-to-date expertise that attract employers world-wide. The MSc program in Computer Science rewards you with a degree from the University of Madeira, in accordance with the Bologna agreement.

More information about the MSc in Computer science and the Master of Human-Computer Interaction through the links on the left of this page.