University of York, Department of Computer Science Masters Degrees

The Advanced Computer Science MSc course will enable you to develop a high level of understanding and technical skill at the leading edge of the subject. … Read more

An MSc by research is taken in one year as a full-time student or in two years as a part-time student. The degree is awarded following the successful completion of a period of research, including the submission of a thesis and its subsequent examination, together with a seminar. Read more

Be in demand. Be in computer science. In the UK alone, over 1.5 million people work in the digital sector, while the number of digital technology jobs has grown at twice the rate of other jobs. Read more

An MPhil degree is taken in two years as a full-time student or in four years as a part-time student. Read more

Break into the cyber security sector With our lives increasingly dependent on computer networks and the internet – both of which are potential targets of terrorist and criminal attacks – cyber security is becoming one of the greatest challenges that society is facing today. Read more

Big data. Big career prospects. Data is being collected at unprecedented speed and scale, becoming an ever-increasing part of modern life. Read more

Security of our systems is one of the most challenging topics of our time. There is an international consensus that in order to respond to the number and sophistication of threats that we face, the level of security skills we have needs to be increased. Read more

This is a highly innovative degree which will equip you for a career in industry and research in our increasingly digitised and connected world.  Read more

This course will provide you with the educational background required to become a leader in the field of safety critical systems engineering, whether you are currently a practising - or aspiring - professional in this area. Read more

This course will provide you with the educational background required to become a leader in the field of safety critical systems engineering, whether you are currently a practising - or aspiring - professional in this area. Read more

The rapid expansion of digital networks such as YouTube, Wikipedia, Twitter and Facebook have changed user expectations, creating demand for graduates who understand social and participatory design principles. Read more

This course will provide you with the educational background required to become a leader in the field of safety critical systems engineering, whether you are currently a practising - or aspiring - professional in this area. Read more