Masters (Coursework)
Be at the forefront of the computer science industry with a comprehensive Master of Computer Science. Take on new challenges in an ever-growing industry armed with the knowledge and skills to tackle advanced issues with confidence.
Perfect for shifting careers and building on undergraduate study, this master's will see you dive into fundamental computer science study from day one. Undertake units in java programming, algorithms and architecture and networks before commencing introductory study of the degree's three specialities. Specialise in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity or software engineering, and graduate ready to take on meaningful work backed by a professional development portfolio of real-world application and accreditation.
You may be eligible to exit this course early with a Graduate Diploma of Computer Science, provided you complete Part A and two units from Part B, or with a Graduate Certificate of Computer Science, provided you complete the following units: ITO4131, ITO4136, ITO4137 and one other unit from Part A.
The Master of Computer Science is designed by award-winning and internationally recognised academics from the Faculty of Information Technology, who are committed to driving transformative change through strategic collaboration and world-leading research. A graduate degree from the only Group of Eight university to dedicate an entire faculty to IT will see you placed among a diverse group of graduates leading some of the world's top companies.
Comprehensive foundational units, the choice of three industry specialisations and meaningful application study means the Master of Computer Science can shift or revitalise your career. Passion for the subject matter allows you to leap from any industry into computer science, supported by a comprehensive master's degree focused on preparing you to be highly competitive in the job market.
This degree has a focus on specialty study and real-world application, and will see you emerge with current and relevant skills and knowledge, allowing you to seek work in the growing computing industry.