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2 Computer Science Master's Degree Programs in Canada
University of Montreal, Université de Montréal
Masters in Computer Science
- Montreal, Canada
Master degree
French
Goals Studies at the master's level aim for a specialization in an area of computer science by means of advanced courses. They aim to introduce the student to research by exploring a limited subject and writing a dissertation. It is also possible in the General option Internship modality to carry out an internship in a company of two sessions and in the Tutorial mode to do two internships of one session in the laboratory provided that a professor agrees to act as referee; an internship report must then be produced.
Queen's University
Master of Applied Science with Field of Study in Artificial Intelligence
- Kingston, Canada
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
The ECE Department offers a Vector Institute Accredited Master of Applied Science program with a Field of Study in Artificial Intelligence that provides the graduate students with a solid foundation in the principles of AI, machine learning, and deep learning. Graduates will be able to design and analyze AI-related algorithms and methodologies, employ modern scientific and engineering tools, and apply AI-based techniques to tackle complex research problems.
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In Canada, a Master's degree in Computer Science opens up a world of possibilities in a rapidly evolving field. The country’s education system emphasizes a blend of research and practical experience, allowing you to deepen your understanding of advanced computing concepts.
Many students explore topics like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cybersecurity. You'll engage in hands-on projects, learning to design algorithms, develop software applications, and analyze complex data systems. These experiences are vital for honing your technical skills, preparing you for the tasks you may face in the industry.
As you delve into your studies, it’s common for students to feel a mix of excitement and curiosity about new technologies. This environment encourages you to think critically and apply your knowledge to real-world challenges. Graduates of Master's programs often find themselves pursuing careers in various sectors, including technology, finance, and healthcare, where their skills in software development, data analysis, and systems architecture are highly valued. You'll emerge ready to tackle complex problems and innovate in your chosen field.