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Become a computer scientist in just one year through this conversion programme and enhance your career prospects in a growing and innovative field. The Computer Science MSc teaches everything from programming to app engineering while providing opportunities to…
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Become a computer scientist in just one year through this conversion programme and enhance your career prospects in a growing and innovative field. The Computer Science MSc teaches everything from programming to app engineering while providing opportunities to create solutions for industrial or research clients. Taught at UCL, world-renowned for computer science research, this is an exceptional place to build your foundations as a computer scientist.
Getting in
As the university states it
A minimum of an upper second-class UK Bachelor's degree (or international qualification of an equivalent standard) in a subject other than computer science or information technology. This includes subfields of Computer Science such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Software Engineering, among others. Evidence should be included within the application to demonstrate suitable mathematical skills (to at least Mathematics A-level standard), and analytical skills. Although the programme is intended for those who are new to Computer Science, applicants must ensure they have standard computational thinking skills, as programming is a core part of the programme. English level: Level 2
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