18 Full-time Master's in Web Technologies & Cloud Computing in Ireland

Throughout the Edge Computing course from the University of Limerick you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of how edge computing can solve modern computer, network and IoT engineering problems.

Computing from Griffith College aims to equip students with the necessary skills to pursue an active and leading role in a dynamic, evolving industry.

This Software Design and Development degree delivered by University of Galway are aimed at candidates with little or no software development experience who want to pursue a career in the industry. 

Enhance your knowledge, understanding and skills in Electronic Systems and Telecommunications Engineering with the flexible Single Module Programme - Engineering and Computing at Dublin City University.

This Computing (Enterprise Software Systems) programme from South East Technological University is designed to develop and refine a set of skills essential for successful engagement of enterprises with information and communications technology (ICT).

Science - Computing from Griffith College takes students from all disciplines and converts them into ideal candidates for a career in IT. 

Atlantic Technological University's Master of Science in Computing in Cloud Technologies will augment your existing skills and knowledge to position you for a successful and rewarding career in Cloud Technologies.

The Computing degree delivered by Dublin City University offers a choice of Majors, designed to equip graduates with a range of cutting-edge skills, enabling them to produce high-quality software and systems that deliver solutions to business and the economy.

This one-year Edge Computing - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University of Limerick offers successful students guaranteed progression* to a range of partner universities.

Computing at Atlantic Technological University enables new graduates and established computing professionals to develop advanced thinking and technical know-how in a range of inter-related technology-centric disciplines.

Science - Computing from Griffith College aims to equip students with the necessary skills to pursue an active and leading role in a dynamic, evolving industry.

The Software Design with Cloud Native Computing course at the Technological University of the Shannon will provide students with both theoretical and practical skills to develop software systems which use Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) in order to run applications on servers that can be flexibly provisioned on demand.

The new one-year Master's in Advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) at University College Dublin is designed for individuals with a basic understanding of AI who are eager to delve into cutting-edge topics.  Why do the UCD MSc in Advanced AI?   1. The largest concentration of AI researchers in Ireland.  2. Great AI job opportunities.  3. A structured curriculum with advanced option modules

The Cloud Computing programme from Dublin Business School, awarded by QQI, is specifically aimed at facilitating the graduate’s understanding of how organisations may exploit the vast business opportunities that result from the transformative power that Cloud Computing offers both currently and in the future.

The Masters in Science in Computing programme at CCT College Dublin is designed for IT graduates, or IT professionals, seeking to strengthen their discipline knowledge and skills to enhance their employability and support career progression.

Our Master’s in Advanced Digital Technologies for Business is a fully online European programme covering AI, data science, cloud computing, cybersecurity and digital transformation. With evening classes, expert academic partners and no tuition fees for this intake, it helps learners build skills to lead digital change.

The Computational Engineering course from Trinity College Dublin will suit engineers and scientists wanting to open up a career in computational engineering either in research or industry. Computational engineering specialists are much in demand in sectors like finance, automotive vehicle design, transport, environmental/climate analysis and renewable energies.

This programme aims to fulfil the ICT sector-specific needs as reported in Ireland’s National Skills Strategy 2025. By combining technical skills with innovation principles, it effectively delivers core technology skills in cloud software development, fog/edge computing, DevOps, security, and data governance.