The overall aim of the program is to provide people of graduate status working, or planning to work, in a computing environment with the opportunity to enhance their career prospects by gaining additional knowledge and skills in the areas of Computing, Information Systems, and Management of Computer Technology.

This MSc in Computing qualification covers various topics, incorporating transferable skills applicable to professional development. A flexible, broad route lets you select modules to suit your needs. Or choose from the Networking route or the BCS-accredited Software Engineering or Information Security and Forensics routes to develop in-depth specialist knowledge. Finally, finish with an independent project on a topic of your choice.

Are you looking for a route to break into the rapidly growing computing sector? This 100% online and part-time conversion degree takes you from computer science novice to capable programmer. Throughout the course, you will explore recent trends and key developments in computer science, as well as learning essential programming languages such as Python and SQL. This online MSc Computer Science will provide you with practical skills and technical knowledge across a range of essential computing topics and build key skills such as problem-solving, research and teamwork. When you complete this course, you will have a strong academic foundation to build your career in whichever area of computer science you want to work in.

With a curriculum tailored for working professionals, our Online MSc Computing will prepare you to become a skilled professional, ethical practitioner, and transformative thinker, all from the comfort of your home.

This programme aims to provide you with in-demand skills and knowledge of the techniques and technologies underpinning parallelism and HPC. Skills and knowledge will be gained across a wide range of industries and academic disciplines. The flexible structure ensures you acquire the core principles required before proceeding to your choice of more advanced topics. This allows you to take on the programme at your own pace. The curriculum has been designed specifically to maximise opportunities for students to take the programme flexibly, although inter-course pre-requisite criteria do provide some limitations.

This programme aims to provide students with in-demand (for both a wide range of industries and academic disciplines) skills and knowledge of the techniques and technologies underpinning parallelism and High Performance Computing (HPC).