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Ravensbourne University London · Full-time

Computer Science

This MSc Computer Science programme offers modules in the likes of artificial intelligence, cyber security, cloud computing, Internet of Things and leading-edge ‘web 3’ technologies, such as blockchain. In tackling these fields, the curriculum takes a systems…

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Postgraduate · Computing

This MSc Computer Science programme offers modules in the likes of artificial intelligence, cyber security, cloud computing, Internet of Things and leading-edge ‘web 3’ technologies, such as blockchain. In tackling these fields, the curriculum takes a systems architecture approach, encouraging students to work both within and across these technologies. Why study this master's in computer science ? - Develop highly desirable skills in computer science - Gain masters level skills in systems architecture, artificial intelligence and cyber security - Build highly desirable skills in cloud computing and the Internet of Things - Learn about cutting-edge technologies that are shaping the next iteration of the web - Develop your skills in innovation and knowledge of social responsibility - Gain business and entrepreneurial skills that will enhance your employability - Experience a learning-by-doing approach to computer science education - Improve your future employment prospects - Enhance your professional network by meeting people with similar interests and different skill-sets - Be part of a tech-literate, creative community

Getting in

As the university states it

First, upper second-class honours degree, lower second-class honours (or equivalent non-UK qualifications) in a relevant subject, or an equivalent professional qualification in a related subject. If you are applying directly from an undergraduate degree course without experience or professional practice, you must be able to demonstrate a good knowledge of your chosen subject area.

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