MSc Computing and Information Systems

at University of Greenwich

• The core modules cover essential topics such as advanced programming, database systems, computer networks, and information security management. 
• Students also study research methods and professional issues, preparing them for their dissertation project.
• A range of elective modules allows for specialisation in areas like data science, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, or cyber security. 
• The programme incorporates practical components, such as software development projects and case studies. 
• The dissertation project provides an opportunity for independent research on a computing or information systems topic of the student's choice.

Course Modules

• MSc Project
• Systems Modelling
• Software Tools and Techniques
• Strategic IT
• Software Quality Management

Important Dates

The university's intake periods differ, contingent upon the program and campus. Individuals interested in applying should consult the university's official website or reach out to the admissions office to obtain the latest information on 2024 intake periods. While universities commonly accept students in the autumn (September/October) and spring (January/February) terms, it's essential to verify the exact details with the institution itself.

• An individual must possess a bachelor's degree with honours, achieving a classification of 2:2 or higher, in either computing or computer science.
• Test-takers of the IELTS Academic test should aim to achieve an overall score of 6.0, making sure that all section scores remain above 5.5.

The University of Greenwich costs  £ 18,150/Yr as tuition fees for the MSc Computing and Information Systems programme. Frequently reviewing the university's website helps students to keep themselves updated on any adjustments or recent changes regarding programme fees.

With an advanced degree in computing and information systems, graduates are well-positioned for rewarding careers in various industries that rely on cutting-edge technology and data management. Potential roles include software engineer, systems analyst, database administrator, network architect, IT project manager, cybersecurity specialist, and data scientist.