Master of Science in Computer Science (Thesis-based)
Algoma UniversityBrampton, Canada
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Programme facts
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- Master's
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- Language of teaching
- English
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About this programme
The Master of Science in Computer Science (MSc) program at Algoma University is designed for students who wish to deepen their knowledge of computer science while gaining hands-on research experience. This research-based program prepares graduates to contribute to the ever-evolving fields of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, software engineering, and data science. The program emphasizes hands-on research and development through the thesis project guided by expert faculty. Students will tackle real-world computing challenges and contribute to cutting-edge technological advancements. Graduates of the MSc in Computer Science program are well-positioned for roles in industry, academia, and research, including: WINTER 2027 Applications are now closed, as the program has reached its seat capacity. *See Step 3 for further information on application submission and processing timelines Gain expertise in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, software systems, Immersive Technology and data analytics while conducting a research-based thesis under expert faculty supervision Access high-performance computing labs, virtual reality (VR) technology, and modern software development tools Develop computational problem-solving abilities, software engineering expertise, and advanced analytical skills in high-demand areas To ensure a successful application we recommend completion of all these steps before you apply. Note: Email pre-screening is not available, submitting an application is required for assessment. Applicants must meet requirements in Step 5 and satisfy Checklist con
Entry requirements
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