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Masters Degree Description

If you are looking to explore the full extent of modern computer science without limiting yourself to one specialisation, then this broad-based course is for you. Our Computer Science MSc equips you with the core theoretical knowledge and technical skills while allowing you to explore new and developing technologies; hone highly coveted workplace skills; and gain invaluable hands-on experience.

Entry Requirements

2.2 honours degree or equivalent in related area

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Fees

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Programme Funding

There are numerous sources of funding available for postgraduate students, both from external sources such as the Government and from the University.

Student Destinations

This course will equip you to pursue a career in the technology domain, developing the practical and business skills necessary for a wide range of careers in IT from management to high-level web application development or system administration.

IT roles include system/data analyst; programmer; IT project manager; IT consultant; web application developer or manager; database architect; or system administrator.

You can also pursue further research and study in the ever-expanding area of computer science including through an MSc by Research, MPhil or PhD.

Module Details

Distributed and Parallel Computing Technologies
Intelligent Systems and Data Mining
Network Systems and Administration
Research Methodologies and Project Management
MSc Project - Computer Science

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