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University of Wolverhampton · Full-time

Computer Science

Develop advanced expertise in cutting-edge areas of Computer Science, including Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science, Mobile and Web Development, and Immersive Application Development. The course will develop a depth of knowledge across seve…

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School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering · Computing

Develop advanced expertise in cutting-edge areas of Computer Science, including Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science, Mobile and Web Development, and Immersive Application Development. The course will develop a depth of knowledge across several specialised and applied areas of Computer Science, such as Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Data Science and Data Mining, Mobile and Web Development, and the exciting new topic of Immersive Application Development. This course is fully accredited by the British Computing Society (BCS), and the course covers all the main topic areas required for an accredited Masters Computer Science degree. - Develop expertise in high-demand areas such as AI, Machine Learning, and Data Science - Learn from industry-relevant, up-to-date curriculum - Gain practical experience with the latest technologies and tools - Benefit from the knowledge of active researchers in the field - Prepare for a wide range of career opportunities in tech industries What's unique about this course? - Specialised Knowledge: Gain deep understanding across several applied areas of Computer Science, meeting strong industry demand. - Cutting-Edge Curriculum: Focus on up-to-date, in-demand skills from AI applications to web and mobile app development. - Practical Experience: Strong emphasis on hands-on learning, backed by underlying theory from active researchers. - Flexible Study Options: Choose between full-time (12 months) or part-time (2 years) study to suit your needs. - Research-Driven: Learn from academics who are active researchers and publishing in their fields.

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A lower second honours degree in Computer Science or equivalent. A Postgraduate Certificate in Computer Science or a related subject with a minimum of grade C in all modules.

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