57 Computing MSc Degree Programs

The Master's program in Quantum Computing at URI offers a comprehensive curriculum focused on the theoretical and practical aspects of quantum information science. It emphasizes foundational principle...

The MS in Advanced Computing program preserves the core of Computer Science (CS) while possessing unique strength in emerging interdisciplinary areas in Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Cloud Computing. The program is delivered in both online and face-to-face formats. For online learning participates, students take ten courses and can complete the degree program in a 12-month period. Students can also choose to work on a project or conduct research and then write a thesis under the guidance of the CS faculty.

This program is aimed at graduates of careers related to: Computing, Informatics, Computer Systems, Information Technologies, among others; interested in developing innovative technological projects and applied research in areas related to data science, artificial intelligence, internet of things, software systems and computer vision.

The concentration in Computing and Business provides a blended approach providing students with a solid technical background in computer science as well as core topics in modern business practices.

Computer Systems have become an increasingly important part of our society and our working lives. Virtually all modern organisations rely heavily on computer systems, creating a huge demand for suitably qualified computing professionals.

This program opens up opportunities for students who envision to shine in their career prospect in data analytics in acquiring in-depth skills and knowledge to analyze, process, transform and visualize data into valuable information.

This course will provide you with the latest knowledge and competencies required by the fastest growing global industry: the cloud.

The MSc in Enterprise Application Development programme is designed for those who aspire to be Software Architects.

SZABIST offers MSCS degree in three domains: Core Computer Science area and in two specialization tracks, i.e., Software Engineering (SE) and Networks and Security (N&S), in order to cater to the market needs.

This program is designed to provide the student with competency in the major areas of statistical and mathematical application, working knowledge of mathematical and/or statistical software, and sufficient theoretical background to serve as a foundation for continued professional development.

Computer Science, MSc students are able to use and develop the theoretical knowledge acquired in BSc courses at a more advanced level. Using this knowledge as a foundation in the long run, they can work individually or in a team.

The Master of Science in Computer Science at UW-Whitewater is a 30-credit program that can be completed within 16 months in most cases.