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2.4k Full-time Master's degrees in Computer Sciences

Applied Computing
The Master of Applied Computing (M.App.Com) at Taylor's University is designed to foster innovation and nurture future technology leaders.

Computer Science - Pre-Master's Programme (PMP)
This one-year (2-semester) Computer Science - Pre-Master's Programme (PMP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence)
Study at the leading edge of neural networking, machine learning, data mining, natural language, information retrieval and computer vision, and help shape the future of areas as diverse as health, business, security and driverless transport. The Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) course is offered at Flinders University.

Applied Cybersecurity - Pre-Master's Programme
This one-year Applied Cybersecurity - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Sunderland offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Sunderland.

Computational Engineering Design (Advanced Mechanical Engineering Science)
Learn how to design using simulation software on this Computational Engineering Design (Advanced Mechanical Engineering Science) offered by the University of Southampton.

Computer Science (Cyber Security)
Develop your knowledge in the thriving fields of computing and cyber security.

Computer Science
The MSc in Computer Science from University of Wolverhampton is delivered 100% online and has been designed to equip you for an exciting career in a fast-moving and high-growth field.

Digital Effects
Develop comprehensive knowledge and skills of the VFX pipeline including simulations and compositing, collaborate in a dynamic learning environment, and gain industry exposure and industry-standard facilities for a competitive edge in VFX careers by choosing the Digital Effects degree from Bournemouth University

Computer Science
The Computer Science master's programme at the University of Tartu prepares students to become leading specialists in public and private organisations and further studies at the PhD level in Computer Science. You can specialise in theoretical informatics, distributed systems or artificial intelligence.

Computing and Electronic Systems
The cross-disciplinary projects in the Computing and Electronic Systems degree from University of Essex draw on the expertise of our electronic engineers, computer scientists, mathematicians, physicists, and psychologists.

Theoretical and Computational Methods
This Theoretical and Computational Methods MSc programme from the University of Helsinki will give you a strong basis in the theoretical methods, modelling, and mathematical and numerical analysis within physics, mathematics, chemistry and/or computer science.

Concept Art
In recent years the role of a concept artist has become increasingly important in film, television and games and the need for this specialism continues to grow. This Concept Art programme, offered by Teesside University, has a strong focus on preparing you for working in the industry.

Automation and Control
The Automation and Control programme from Newcastle University is an industry-focused course that prepares you for a career as a design or development engineer.

Digital Games
The MSc in Digital Games at the University of Malta brings together students from many backgrounds to create innovative and exciting digital games.

Computing (Work Experience)
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 with the Computing (Work Experience) course from Sheffield Hallam University.

Digital Design
The future of the design industry lies in advancing technology and emerging digital techniques. Whether your creative specialism lies in media, products, interiors, exhibitions, fashion or branding and marketing, on this Digital Design MA course at De Montfort University you will explore and embrace digital and computer related technologies in your field.

Music and Acoustic Engineering
The MSc programme in Music and Acoustic Engineering forms experts who are able to face technological challenges in the audio, music and acoustics areas. Students learn to make synergistic use of a multi-disciplinary knowledge ranging from computer science to telecommunications, from computational acoustics to numerical modeling/analysis, from electroacoustics to vibrational and room acoustics.

Computer Engineering
The Computer Engineering degree from University of Essex is the first in the UK and provides a balanced perspective of both hardware and software elements of computing systems, and their relative design trade-offs and applications.

Cyber Security
Through the Cyber Security at the University of Birmingham Dubai you’ll learn to keep systems safe and help companies worldwide prevent cyber attacks.

Cybersecurity
Within this Cybersecurity MSc programme from University West, your studies will include the main functions of cybersecurity, from risk management, compliance, law, regulations, security and hacking to digital forensics. This broad scope prepares you to design strategies that integrate best security practices and solutions.