Computer Science

The Master of Science (Computer Science) can offer you a wide base of high level knowledge to match progress in computing technology, together with specialist skills in at least one area. You are able to use the Master of Science (Computer Science) as a path into a PhD or into the job, where you might meet our alumni in applications design, cyber security, information architecture and programming. You'll complete an independent job in your chosen research area, supported by a few of our academic pros. In the event that you'd love to gain even more real world expertise, then you can opt to complete an internship in a mathematics or technology-related workplace for class credit.

• An undergraduate degree with a major in a suitable personal computer science discipline, using a mean mark of 65% in the best 50 points in appropriate field studies at third-year
• atleast 25 points (two subjects) of university-level math or statistics areas. Some knowledge of formal logic and discrete math, and second year university-level math or statistics is recommended.