Masters Degrees (Computer Engineer)

Contemporary software is usually developed in teams using agile methods. Strong software engineering skills and specialist technical knowledge needs to be combined with planning, teamwork and communication skills to develop applications on time and on budget. Read more

Computing has become integral to our society, playing a critical part in almost every business worldwide. That’s why qualified specialists in this field are highly sought after by many different industries. Read more

Develop specialist skills required to progress to higher technical and managerial positions. Practical networking focus, centred around real-world network problem solving.  Opportunity to complete external Cisco Certification Qualifications. Read more

We are living in a world where computer science has transformed almost every aspect of our daily lives. This rapidly changing field is always looking for innovative professionals who can improve the way people work and live. Read more

Industry Accreditation: Accredited by the British Computer Society (BCS) enabling graduates to register at The Chartered Institute for IT as a chartered IT professional, to work as a chartered engineer. Read more

Data is the future. Our world depends on it. Connecting and informing us with sensors, actuators, cameras, devices, mobile phones, social media. Read more

This MRes programme consists of two streams: students may choose to specialise in either structures or fluids. The taught modules provide a good grounding in computer modelling and in the finite element method, in particular. Read more

Increasing expectations of 'anytime, anywhere' access to network facilities (whether from desktop, laptop, smart phone or tablet) mean there is a constant demand for new protocols and technologies to meet the needs of our technologically reliant society. Read more

Our Computer Science programme has solid roots in mathematics and engineering, while our innovative department optimises the relevance of the programme by including disciplines such as linguistics, psychology, economics, physics and music. Read more

Our Higher Diploma in Applied Computing Technology is a  conversion course  open to graduates from non-computing disciplines. Read more

The course will develop a depth of knowledge across several specialised and applied areas of Computer Science, such as Software Development, Mobile and Web Development, Advanced Databases, and Distributed Computing. Read more

Become an expert in software engineering and web development with Staffordshire University. Take the opportunity to master the latest software and web technologies used in industry and get a head-start on your career. Read more

The Professional Master of Science (MSCPS) is a degree program that offers possibilities for a wide range of students. Whether the student is a working engineer or an undergraduate considering a career in industry, there are program options to meet their needs. Read more

Contemporary software is usually developed in teams using agile methods. Strong software engineering skills and specialist technical knowledge need to be combined with planning, teamwork and communication skills to develop applications on time and on budget. Read more

Smart, embedded systems are found everywhere in our daily lives, from mobile phones to household appliances, from robotic manufacturing systems to aeroplanes, satellites, healthcare devices, and even elevators. Read more