8.5k Full-time Master's degrees in Computer Science & IT

Are you fascinated by the role of science and technology in society? Are you eager to tackle complex, tech-related issues, such as privacy concerns surrounding coronavirus apps, or the use of artificial intelligence for identifying future criminals? Then the two-year Master’s in Philosophy of Science, Technology and Society (PSTS) from University of Twente (UT) is the right choice for you. 

The Design for Interaction programme of Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) focuses on the ways in which people and products interact: how does a user understand, use, and experience a product? This raises the question of how designers can conceptualise products that are relevant to the user.

Amazing developments in science, technology and medicine are possible because of the field of computer science and informatics. The Informatics degree is offered by the University of Bergen.

The Master's degree in Computer Science (MSc) at the University of Twente is a two-year programme delivered in English. This full-time course equips students with the skills to tackle complex challenges in today’s digital landscape, preparing them for a dynamic career in various sectors.

Do you want to expand your knowledge in problem solving and programming? The Master’s programme in Computing Science from Umea University is directed towards students who want to achieve further understanding of the field and develop a scientific attitude characterized by logical reasoning and critical analysis.

The Information and Computer Engineering program from Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) provides advanced theoretical and practical knowledge in the two major subject areas of computer science and electrical engineering.

The Executive Master’s of Science in Software Engineering (EMSE) degree program at University of Texas at Dallas provides practical professional education to software professionals, preparing them for positions of increasing responsibility throughout their careers.

The Security Studies Program from Georgetown University is a multidisciplinary master’s degree designed to prepare graduates for positions within the defense and security fields. The SSP curriculum is designed to give students a broad array of course options addressing numerous areas of study.

The Computational Neuroscience programme from Humboldt University Berlin is interdisciplinary and strongly research oriented.

The Computer Science MSc program offered at San Francisco State University prepares students for a wide variety of careers in computing or related industries as well as for advanced study toward Ph.D. degrees.

The Robotics and Artificial Intelligence programme offered by ITMO University develops understanding of modern trends and challenges in robotics and mechatronics and the ability to solve various industrial and research tasks using a wide range of methods and approaches.

Advance your government or public service career with Johns Hopkins University’ innovative and flexible MA in Public Management program.

The Cyber Security Systems and Accounting M.Sc. at St. John's University is an intensive dual-degree programme. Designed for full-time study in a public setting, this curriculum integrates technical protection with financial expertise. Students develop advanced skills in digital security and fiscal management over a 120-credit path.

Change is the only constant in the world of computing. If you're a computing professional looking to upgrade, update or deepen your knowledge of rapidly evolving technologies – this Computer Science program from University of Queensland is for you. 

Become a specialist in analytics and build on skills in computer science, engineering and business with the Analytics program from the RMIT University.

The Clinical Research Design and Statistical Analysis programme at the University of Michigan provides advanced training for professionals. This master degree focuses on rigorous methodology and data interpretation. Delivered via a public study mode, the curriculum is designed to be completed over a structured duration.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering program of University of New Brunswick endeavors to create a warm, friendly, and collaborative atmosphere in which graduate students are encouraged to develop their full potential.

A master’s in Software Engineering from Florida Institute of Technology gives graduates a comprehensive background in mathematics, computer science, and computer organization to become a software engineer. 

The Software Engineering program from New Jersey Institute of Technology equips you with advanced knowledge of the concepts, techniques, skills and tools needed to develop, analyze and test modern large-scale software systems.  

Learn the fundamentals of computer programming and language. Through the Programming professional graduate certificate from Harvard University, you gain an understanding of the techniques and tools necessary for software engineering, database management, or website development.