Computer Science - MSci (Hons)

Cardiff University

The integrated Master’s degree in Computer Science programme will give you the practical skills and theoretical knowledge needed to pursue a career in the exciting and dynamic world of computing. You will learn how to think and act like a computing professional, with an awareness of ethics, security and sustainability. On this course you will develop transferable technical and professional skills, underpinned by current, state of the art research. The course covers a mixture of fundamental core techniques and concepts together with evolving, technology-based subject matter, informed by close collaboration with our industry partners. You will be able to adapt to rapidly evolving technology and to create bespoke solutions to real-world problems, using the right tools, in the right way. Our graduates are highly employable, and our programme will equip you to meet the high demand for technical skills in the workplace of the future.This programme is designed for students who wish to differentiate themselves from BSc Computer Science through an advanced mastery of the discipline. During the final year you will select advanced modules from across a wide range of Computer Science topics, providing you with a depth and breadth of skills and knowledge, together with experience of team-working at an advanced level. **Distinctive Features of the Programme** **A thriving technological Ecosystem**Studying in Cardiff, a rapidly growing tech hub with a strong culture of innovation and enterprise, you'll be in close proximity to fintech, compound semiconductor and cyber security ecosystems. **A vibrant, modern learning environment**The programme is situated in a modern, accessible building, equipped with a range of teaching and research labs, supporting research areas such as Robotics, Cybersecurity, IoT and VR. **Research-based, industry-focussed learning**Covering the fundamental principles of computer science, this BSc has a strong emphasis on employability and innovative engagement with industry.

School of Computer Science and Informatics