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Study Details: MSc Full-time: 24 months
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 full-year research project.
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.
2:1 (or international equivalent) with evidence of an interest or aptitude for programming; graduates from a science or engineering background will be considered with a 55% average mark
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This course prepares you for careers in advanced software development, particularly where reliability and efficiency are vital requirements. Graduates are likely to assume leading roles in major software-development projects in one of the areas of specialisation.
This course also provides an excellent foundation for further study and you may decide to progress to a PhD in order to continue your research.
Our graduates have lots of great job opportunities. Computer science-related skills make up 4 of the top 5 ‘most in-demand skills for employers in 2020’ according to LinkedIn.
Core
Students without a background in computer science must take the following
Students wishing to obtain MSc Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) must select 40 credits from the list below
Research projects
All students must complete a research project. If you wish to graduate with the title of MSc Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence), you must choose the AI project.
Optional modules
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