Computer Science

Computing, Engineering and Technology

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MSc

Computer Science

Taught

MSc

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Overview

The Master's in Computer Science program offers specializations like cyber security, data science, and software engineering, focusing on both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Students engage in case studies to prepare for real-world challenges across various sectors. The University of Greenwich partners with CREST to enhance learning opportunities.

Application Timeline

September 1, 2025
Start date
January 1, 2026
Start date
April 5, 2026
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Tuition

Whole course

Whole course

Student categories	Study
Student categories	Full-time	Part-time
EU	£18,700	£18,700
England	£11,325	£11,325
Northern Ireland	£11,325	£11,325
Scotland	£11,325	£11,325
Wales	£11,325	£11,325
International	£18,700	£18,700

Requirements

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About

Advance your career in computer science with a Master's program that offers various specializations, including cyber security, forensics, business intelligence, and software engineering.

Course Details

This MSc Computer Science course focuses on the principles of computer science, allowing students to choose from options such as:

Machine Learning
Data Science
Cyber Security
Forensics
Wireless and Mobile Technologies

Students will engage in practical experiences through case studies, preparing them to tackle the challenges of modern computer science and provide solutions for various sectors including commerce, industry, and research.

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Subject Area Information

Computer Science is a multifaceted discipline that encompasses the study of computers, computational systems, and the theoretical foundations of information and computation. It integrates principles from mathematics, engineering, and logic to develop software and hardware solutions for a wide range of applications.

Typical Course Structure

1. Introduction to Computer Science
2. Data Structures and Algorithms
3. Computer Architecture
4. Operating Systems
5. Database Systems
6. Software Engineering
7. Networks and Security
8. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
9. Human-Computer Interaction
10. Electives and Specializations

Typical Skills Acquired

Programming Proficiency
Problem-Solving
System Design
Data Management
Project Management
Security Awareness

Career

Graduates with a degree in computer science can pursue a variety of careers, including but not limited to software development, data analysis, systems evaluation, network management, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, database management, game development, and research.

Potential Professions

Software Developer/Engineer
Designing and developing software applications.
Data Scientist
Analyzing and interpreting complex data to help organizations make informed decisions.
Systems Analyst
Evaluating and improving computer systems and processes.
Network Engineer
Designing and managing computer networks.
Cybersecurity Analyst
Protecting systems and data from cyber threats.
AI/ML Engineer
Developing intelligent systems and machine learning models.
Database Administrator
Managing and maintaining database systems.
Game Developer
Creating interactive games and entertainment software.
Research Scientist
Conducting research in various areas of computer science to advance the field.

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