543 Master's degrees in Computer Sciences in United Kingdom

This one-year User Experience and Service Design (London) - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Loughborough offers successful students guaranteed progression to Loughborough University.

This one-year Computer Science - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Loughborough offers successful students guaranteed progression to Loughborough University.

The Financial Technology (Computer Science) programme from University of Essex gives you the understanding of the specifics and the intricacies of financial and economics markets, the ability to apply advanced computing methods and the ability to design and programme solutions that successfully exploit the synergy between finance, economics, and computation.

Throughout this Human-AI Interaction programme from Brunel University of London you will develop a critical understanding of the state-of-the-art in AI and HCI concepts and you will be equipped with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to design and implement next generation human-centric AI solutions

The MSc in Computer Science with Data Science from University of Wolverhampton has been designed and developed by a team of experts to develop agile, flexible and dynamic graduates with the right blend of computer science and data science training and management skills to meet the demands of industry across a wide range of sectors.

Develop your knowledge in the thriving fields of computing and cyber security.

The Computer Science programme offered by Wrexham University aims to build upon the knowledge acquired at undergraduate level and provide students with advanced skills and expertise in specific areas of computer science.

This European Master's in Embedded Computing Systems (part I) programme at University of Southampton is a 2 year course run in partnership with Kaiserslautern University in Germany and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). 

Inspired by internationally recognised state-of-the-art research, the Computing for Data Science programme at Bangor University adds Data Science and other related computing skills to an existing qualification.

The Computer Networks and Systems Security program from University of Hertfordshire considers current research and practice in computer networks and systems security.

A Computing course at Sheffield Hallam University will help you develop industry-standard skills in databases, programming and web development on a masters for non-computing graduates, plus advanced specialisms in either software development or data management.

Designed in consultation with partners from industry, and the business sector, this highly practical Data Science programme at Northumbria University provides you with the relevant skills needed to analyse, synthesise and manage different types and sizes of data efficiently.

On the Animation MA programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) you’ll have the chance to tailor your animation projects to fit your own career aspirations.

Designed for graduates who want to move into computing from another discipline, this one year programme provides broad technical knowledge and a sound business context for managing IT systems. The Computing and IT Management programme is offered at Cardiff University

This one-year Cyber Security and Data Analytics - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Loughborough offers successful students guaranteed progression to Loughborough University.

Gain the skills to design, implement and troubleshoot enterprise networks at Sheffield Hallam University's Advanced Computer Networks (Work Experience) programme.

The Advanced Computer Science course at Bangor University builds on the foundations of a CS undergraduate programme, exploring more advanced topics such as high-performance computing and augmented/mixed/virtual reality. 

This Cyber Security course from University of Gloucestershire is designed for those who’d like to develop a career as a cyber security professional, or to take a leading technical or managerial role.

This Computer Science programme from University of York is aimed at working professionals and graduates from other disciplines who are seeking to move into a career in computer science. You will develop skills in computational thinking and an academic understanding of key computing concepts and techniques and their application to real world problems.

In a world with more smart devices than people and an increasing reliance on connectivity across the internet, cyber threats are a growing concern for organisations, governments and individuals. Acquiring skills in Cyber Security has, therefore, become an advantage for a range of professions and roles across different sectors and disciplines.