CanadaMaster's

Master of Science in Computer Science

University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia

Fee for international students

About CA$28,415 a year (as of 2026)Typical for this university, not this programme's own fee.Source: Statistics Canada
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Level
Master's
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Language of teaching
English
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About this programme

The UBC Department of Computer Science, established in May 1968, is one of the top computer science departments in North America. Recognized internationally for excellence in research and teaching with a conscious focus on interdisciplinary programs, the Department encourages diversity both within its community and areas of study, and plays a leadership role in research, teaching and outreach activities to champion the understanding and integration of Computer Science within all aspects of society. For those students contemplating advanced studies in computer science at UBC, completing a master's degree before continuing to the PhD program confers several advantages. The two-year period of the master's first helps students decide whether a research career is the right career choice for them. If it is, taking this time helps give them the skills needed to pursue independent research. Second, the research experience gained can be very valuable as student work toward picking a PhD topic, as most professors in the department prefer that students shoulder this choice on their own. Third, a student who completes a master's degree and decides to work in industry prior to embarking on the full PhD has the opportunity to apply his or her skills and master's level education in the field and to take advantage of jobs that have attractive starting salaries. For specific program requirements, please refer to the departmental program website The UBC Department of Computer Science has many contacts in the computing industry. A strong rapport between the industry and research communitie

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