Masters degrees in Computer Science study the design and use of computing technologies and applications. Some focus on theoretical topics such as Programming Architecture and Artificial Intelligence. Others are applied courses in Software Engineering, Gaming and Information Systems.
Programmes in the subject area can be taught or research-based, awarding MSc, MRes or MPhil degrees. Some are also offered as conversion courses, designed for graduates in other disciplines. Such programmes will not require an undergraduate Computer Science or Computing degree, but applicants may still need to demonstrate sufficient key skills in numeracy.
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