MSc Computer Science (Network Engineering)

at University of Greenwich

• The core modules cover essential topics such as computer networks, network security, cloud computing, and research methods. 
• Students study advanced subjects like network design, network protocols, wireless networking, and virtualisation technologies. 
• Practical components include configuring and troubleshooting network devices, implementing security measures, and developing network solutions. 
• Elective modules allow specialisation in areas such as cybersecurity, data communications, or internet of things (IoT). 
• The dissertation project provides an opportunity for independent research on a specific network engineering topic.

Course Modules

• MSc Project
• Cyber Security
• System Administration and Security
• Network and Internet Technology and Design
• Network Architectures and Services

Important Dates

The university provides different intake periods according to the program and campus. Prospective students are encouraged to check the university's official website or get in touch with the admissions office for the most recent information on 2024 intake periods. Although universities typically admit students in the fall (September/October) and spring (January/February) semesters, verifying the exact details directly with the institution is crucial.

• To be eligible, individuals must hold an honours degree equivalent to a UK 2:2 or higher in a computing-related field. 
• Alternatively, a degree in a suitable numerate subject like mathematics, physics, engineering, information systems, or multimedia, which incorporates software development experience, is acceptable.
• Individuals sitting for the IELTS Academic examination should aim to achieve an overall score of 6.0, ensuring that none of their section scores go below 5.5.

The University of Greenwich costs £ 18,150 /Yr to £ 18,000/yr as tuition fees for the MSc Computer Science (Network Engineering) programme. Continuously monitoring the university's website allows students to stay up to date with any modifications or recent updates concerning programme fees.

Graduates of this specialised programme are well-prepared for a variety of in-demand roles in the field of network engineering and telecommunications. Potential careers include network architect, network administrator, network security specialist, cloud engineer, systems engineer, and network consultant.