MSc Computer Science

The Computer Science MSc at University College London (UCL) is a comprehensive programme designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and understanding of key aspects of computer science. The programme aims to provide students with a strong foundation, enabling them to develop their own specialisation in various fields of computer science.Course Content: The Computer Science MSc covers areas such as programming, algorithms, network and system architecture, as well as systems software. The course explores more specialised areas such as computer graphics, artificial intelligence, verification, big data, and scientific computation. The student will complete a project in the field of their choice during the third term of the degree.Key Modules: The structure of the programme is flexible, allowing students to focus on their personal interests within computer science. Notable modules include Introduction to Machine Learning, Database Systems, Principles of Robotics, Sensor Networks and Mobile Data Communications, Networked Systems, and Information Retrieval and Data Mining.Accreditations: The MSc in Computer Science at UCL is accredited by the Chartered Institute for IT and the Institution of Engineering and Technology.Future Careers: Graduates of the MSc Computer Science programme are highly sought after by employers due to the strong analytical and problem-solving skills they acquire during the course. Typical careers areas for graduates include financial organisations, IT consultancies, software houses, communications companies and large organisations such as the NHS, along with smaller, specialised companies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.