City St George's, University of London · Online study
Computer Science
Digital technologies form the heart of all modern business operations. Take your next step into a digital career by upskilling with our 100% online MSc Computer Science programme. Our programme is designed to equip those looking to gain the real-world skills a…
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School of Science and Technology · Computing
Digital technologies form the heart of all modern business operations. Take your next step into a digital career by upskilling with our 100% online MSc Computer Science programme. Our programme is designed to equip those looking to gain the real-world skills and knowledge needed for careers in IT, but who don’t have prior computer science education, for careers of the future. You will study with City St George's, University of London, the university of business, practice, and the professions, benefiting from our deep industry links and more than 120 years’ history delivering science and technology education. This master’s degree provides highly in-demand skills, preparing you to work as a digital professional, across many sectors including, finance and banking, technology and start-ups, education, the civil service and more. Experience the flexibility of 100% online, part-time learning, so you can fit your postgraduate studies around work and other commitments. Finally, there is no formal start date, so you can start your coursework as soon as you’re ready, after admitted into the programme.
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Please visit https://technology.online.city.ac.uk/msc-computer-science/
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