MSc Computer Science

at University of Greenwich

• The core modules cover fundamental areas such as advanced programming, software engineering, computer systems, and research methods.
•  Students study cutting-edge topics like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science through specialised modules.
•  There are opportunities to gain expertise in areas such as cybersecurity, cloud computing, or computer graphics through elective modules. 
• The programme incorporates practical components, including software development projects and research seminars. 
• The dissertation project allows students to conduct independent research on a specific computer science topic of their choice.

Course Modules

• MSc Project
• Enterprise Software Engineering Development
• Programming Enterprise Components
• Clouds, Grids and Virtualisation
• Software Quality Management

Important Dates

The university offers various intake periods depending on the program and campus. Prospective students should consult the university's official website or contact the admissions office for up-to-date information on 2024 intake periods. While universities generally enrol students in the fall (September/October) and spring (January/February) semesters, it is essential to confirm the specific details directly with the institution.

• For eligibility, one must possess a bachelor's degree with honours, achieving a classification of 2:2 or higher, in either a computing-related discipline or a relevant numerate field. 
• This may include subjects such as mathematics, physics, engineering, information systems, or multimedia, provided there is experience in software development.
• Test-takers of the IELTS Academic assessment should aim for an overall score of 6.0, ensuring that all their section scores remain above 5.5.

The University of Greenwich costs £ 18,150 /Yr to £ 18,000/yr as tuition fees for the MSc Computer Science programme. Regularly checking the university's website enables students to stay informed about any amendments or recent updates regarding programme fees.

With an advanced degree in computer science, graduates are well-prepared for a wide range of rewarding careers in the technology industry and beyond. Potential roles include software engineer, systems analyst, computer programmer, artificial intelligence specialist, data scientist, cybersecurity expert, and computer science researcher.