Computer Science is playing a key role in many industries all around the world. Developments in artificial intelligence, apps and cybersecurity are changing how we live, work, and socialise. This two-year masters provides a more in-depth study of taught modules with a research project that runs from September to May of the final year.
Taught modules in your first year will develop your knowledge in key topics such as user experience design, artificial intelligence, and data analysis. Optional modules allow you to to study specialist areas, including machine learning, cyber security and autonomous robotics.
You will study a total of 120 credits of taught modules in the first year. Your second year consists of a 60-credit enhanced research project and a 60-credit enhanced dissertation.
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) pathway allows you to graduate with a degree titled 'MSc Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence)'. You will study 40 credits of compulsory AI modules and undertake an AI-focused research project.
Another pathway is offered for those without a computer programming background. This involves compulsory modules that give you the core knowledge required for the remainder of the degree.
All candidates are considered on an individual basis and we accept a broad range of qualifications. The entrance requirements below apply to 2027 entry.