Masters Degrees (Computers)

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Computer Security (ACS) (MSc)

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

Individuals, governments and organizations now routinely connect their computers to the Internet to communicate, provide services, and access massive stores of shared information. Read more…

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Computational Linguistics - MA

University of Wolverhampton
School of Humanities

Are you interested in working with cutting-edge technology at the forefront of language processing?. MA Computational Linguistics is a course run by a leading research group at the University of Wolverhampton. Read more…

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Advanced Web Technologies (ACS) (MSc)

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

In the past twenty years, the Web has transformed society and changed the way we work, trade, learn, do science, organise our lives, and play. Read more…

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Artificial Intelligence (ACS) (MSc)

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

Artificial Intelligence is a well-established, exciting branch of computer science concerned with methods to make computers, or machines in general, intelligent… Read more…

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Computer Science - MSc

Newcastle University
School of Computing

Our computer science conversion course is for those who have little or no experience in computing. You will study the principles and practice of computing. Read more…

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Advanced Computer Science (MSc)

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

This is a high quality course aimed at imparting advanced knowledge across a broad range of Computer Science and offering training in advanced skills. Read more…

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Scientific Computation MSc

University of Nottingham
School of Mathematical Sciences

Overview. Scientific computing is a new and growing discipline in its own right. It is concerned with harnessing the power of modern computers to carry out calculations relevant to science and engineering. Read more…

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MSc Law and Finance

Queen Mary University of London
School of Economics and Finance

The MSc Law and Finance programme is offered jointly by the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (within the School of Law,) and the School of Economics and Finance at Queen Mary, to fill a significant gap in the current academic and professional training market in the UK and Europe. Read more…

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Information Technology (MSc)

Birkbeck, University of London
Department of Computer Science and Information Systems

This programme covers practical aspects of information systems development, modern management topics and professionalism in IT. If you already have experience of working in the IT industry, the programme aims to provide opportunities for broadening and deepening your knowledge and skills. Read more…

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Computer Systems Engineering (ACS) (MSc)

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

Computer Systems Engineering is a well-established branch of Computer Science, closely related to Electrical Engineering, and concerned with software-hardware integration and the development of high-performance and energy-efficient embedded systems, for example as used in mobile computing. Read more…

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Data and Knowledge Management (ACS) (MSc)

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

Efficient management of data and knowledge are key factors not only to the success of almost any enterprise, but also to the successful handling of today's vast amounts of science related data. Read more…

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Digital Biology (ACS) (MSc)

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

These are exciting times in biology and medicine. The genomics revolution is opening up whole new areas of research - from new insights into how organisms function, to new understandings of disease and disease processes. Read more…

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Semantic Technologies (ACS) (MSc)

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

Semantic Technologies is a relatively new term that describes all areas concerned with using and developing software and methodologies for meaning-centred manipulation of information. Read more…

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Multi-core Computing (ACS) (MSc)

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

Microprocessor manufacturers have recently presented the software industry with its most serious challenge ever, by switching from serial execution architectures clocked at ever-increasing clock rates to ever-more parallel multi-core architectures clocked at a constant (or even decreasing) clock rate. Read more…

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Software Engineering (ACS) (MSc)

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

Software Engineering is a well-established, central part of Computer Science, and concerned with the design and use of techniques to support humans to build… Read more…

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