COURSE OVERVIEW
The MSc in Advanced Computer Science gives you the depth of skills and knowledge needed to excel in the field, whether through further study, research or a rewarding career in computer science.
Our £32.5m Computational Foundry lies at the heart of this course. Sophisticated teaching and research equipment include a Vision and Biometric Lab, a Maker Lab, a Theory Lab, a Cyber Security/Networking Lab, a User Lab and a Visualisation Suite.
Ideal if you are a Computer Science graduate or if you have relevant experience from a different first degree, this MSc provides a fresh level of detail with specialist modules.
You will choose modules from a diverse range of computer science subjects. These include artificial intelligence, cryptocurrencies and operation systems, big data, and network security.
Broad learning in year one is followed by a substantial project module in year two, putting you in a strong position when it comes to seeking employment.
ADVANCED COMPUTER SCIENCE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Completing this MSc will considerably enhance your computer science career prospects. Our graduates often progress to rewarding employment in the field of computer science with a well respected employer. Below are a number of recent destinations.
- Software engineer, Motorola Solutions
- Change coordinator, CGI Group
- Software developer/engineer, NS Technology
- Workflow developer, Irwin Mitchell
- IT developer, Crimson Consultants
- Programmer, Evil Twin Artworks
- Web developer & web support, VSI Thinking
- Software developer, Wireless Innovations
- Associate business application analyst, CDC Software
- Software developer, OpenBet Technologies
- Technical support consultant, Alterian
- Programming, Rock It
- Software developer, BMJ Group
Modules
Students starting in September or January will study the same core modules as part of the programme. Dates for January intake to be confirmed.
The first part of this MSc contains a single compulsory module on computer science project research methods and a series of 15-credit modules to choose from. A wide range of subjects include blockchain, cryptocurrencies and smart contracts, big data, visual analytics and web application development.
The second part contains a 15-credit compulsory module on project research methods and a 60-credit project module.
MSc 1 Year Full-time - September
Year 1 (Level 7T)
FHEQ 7 Taught Masters / PGDip / PGCert
Students choose 120 credits from the following:
Compulsory Modules
- Computer Science Project Research Methods
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