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Advanced Computer Science

Why MSc Advanced Computer Science at the University of — ? - Employment prospects: Our graduates work as software engineers, developers, and project managers for organisations including IBM and Microsoft. - Industry accreditations: Accredited by the British Co…

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Computer Science · Computing

Why MSc Advanced Computer Science at the University of — ? - Employment prospects: Our graduates work as software engineers, developers, and project managers for organisations including IBM and Microsoft. - Industry accreditations: Accredited by the British Computer Society (BCS) and the — Institute for IT on behalf of the Engineering Council, which enables you to prepare for registration as a Chartered Engineer. - Work-related learning: You have a one-year paid-placement work-placement option. Students have gained work-placements with organisations including Hewlett Packard, BT, and Vodafone. This course will enable you to enhance your career prospects or prepare for a programme of research that requires knowledge of one or more of these sub-discipline areas. You will have a wide range of taught modules from which to choose and will be expected to complete a major project that extends and applies what you have learnt in one or more of the taught modules they have taken.

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A recent, good bachelors degree (e.g. honours degree from the UK) or equivalent in Computer Science or closely-related subject. Plus IELTS 6.0 if your first language is not English. Applicants who do not wholly meet these requirements, but who are considered to have the professional experience, motivation or potential to succeed at the programme, may also be accepted. If you do not have the required level of English for entry, our academic English courses can help you to achieve this level.

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