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Advanced Computer Science
Our MSc Advanced Computer Science is an innovative course designed for you to advance your expertise in modern computing technologies and research. The course focuses on developing in-depth skills in advanced computer systems and software development, Artifici…
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Computer, Communications and Interactive Systems · Computing
Our MSc Advanced Computer Science is an innovative course designed for you to advance your expertise in modern computing technologies and research. The course focuses on developing in-depth skills in advanced computer systems and software development, Artificial Intelligence (AI), data engineering and cloud computing – all while emphasising ethical and human-centred approaches to technology. Available on our campuses in the heart of — and London, you can connect with two of the UK’s most vibrant technology and innovation hubs. London is Europe’s leading AI hub and the third largest globally, and — has emerged as a top UK city for tech professionals. Taught by research-active academics and industry-experienced lecturers, the course blends academic theory with practical, real-world application. You’ll engage in collaborative projects, gain hands-on experience with emerging technologies, and develop the critical and creative thinking required to lead in the global digital economy. If you’re seeking to advance your skills and build a career in software development, data science, AI engineering, or academic research, this course is ideal for you. Graduate Outcomes As a graduate of MSc Advanced Computer Science, you’ll be well prepared for a wide range of high-demand careers in the global technology sector. With expertise in AI, cloud computing, big data, and human–computer interaction, you’ll develop the technical and professional skills sought by employers across industries. Typical career paths include: Software Engineer Data Scientist Machine Learning Engineer Cloud Solutions Architect Systems Analyst Research Scientist The course offers strong industry connections in both — and London. You’ll have opportunities for networking, guest lectures, and collaborative projects. The latest BICS data reports that a quarter of businesses in Scotland are using AI, and the uptake is expected to increase. This growing data and AI economy, along with London’s global tech ecosystem, provides an exceptional environment for career development. With global demand for computing and AI specialists on the rise, you’ll be well-positioned for an impactful, future-focused career in research, industry, or entrepreneurship.
Getting in
As the university states it
UK honours degree 2:2 (or equivalent) in computing with software development, for example, computing, computer science, software engineering and web technologies. We also welcome applicants with Industry qualifications/experience within the GCU Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Policy.
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