Computer Science MSc

at Northumbria University

• Developed in collaboration with industry partners, the programme offers the most current computing knowledge and skills tailored to meet evolving employment demands.
• Students gain access to cutting-edge expertise necessary for success in today's dynamic computing landscape.
• This degree programme facilitates the pursuit of lucrative careers in computer science, even for those without an undergraduate degree in Computing.
• Graduates can anticipate diverse career prospects across various specialist computing domains, including software engineering, systems analysis and design, computer networks, database development and management, software testing, project management, and IT consultancy.

Modules

• Database Modelling (Core,20 Credits)
• Object Oriented Programming (Core,20 Credits)
• Systems Analysis & Design with UML (Core,20 Credits)
• Website Development and Deployment (Core,20 Credits)
• Computer Networks & Operating Systems (Core,20 Credits)
• Research Methods and Project Management (Core,20 Credits)
• MSc Computer Science & Digital Technologies Project (Core,60 Credits)
• Academic Language Skills for Computer and Information Sciences (Core – for International and EU students only,0 Credits)

Important Dates

The programme commences in September. Prospective students are advised to monitor the university's website regularly for any updates regarding the application process. Alternatively, applications can be made through UCAS.

• A 2:2 honours degree in any field is the minimum requirement for admission.
• Alternative subject qualifications, equivalent professional certifications, or relevant work experience will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. #
• International applicants must achieve a minimum overall IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5, with no component scoring below 5.5.

The Computer Science MSc fees are £19,750/Yr . It is recommended for students to regularly check the university's website for updates on programme fees, as they may be subject to annual changes. The website provides the latest details regarding fee schedules and any supplementary expenses.

Upon completing this course, you'll possess a comprehensive understanding of Computer Science, delving into essential areas such as systems analysis, systems development, operating systems, networking, databases, and the internet. The University prioritises the development of transferable skills that are highly valued in the workforce, including communication, analytical and problem-solving abilities, technical proficiency, and the capacity to work both independently and collaboratively.