Master of Science in Applied Computing

About this programme

Planned outage: Beginning Nov. 1, you will not be able to access the USask admission application and event registration system for up to six days. Learn more . The Applied Computing master’s and doctoral programs at the University of Saskatchewan are research‑focused and thesis‑based. They connect computer science with a supporting field of study, helping students build strong skills in both areas. Graduates gain advanced knowledge that prepares them for senior roles in technology and in fields where computing supports another area of study. Step into a program that encourages you to explore ideas, connect computing with real‑world fields, and grow as a researcher. The master's and doctoral programs in Applied Computing offer students high-quality, cutting-edge research opportunities and supervision by world leaders in their respective fields. Graduates of these programs will be highly qualified researchers who are able to apply computational techniques to some cognate research area. A Master of Science in Applied Computing is a research-intensive and thesis-based program linking computer science concepts with a cognate area. Graduates of this program could pursue a Ph.D. in a related area, or use their advanced knowledge for a career in industry. A doctorate in this program implies a commitment to research on the part of the applicant. Similar to the computer science program, graduates of this program may seek positions in academia or at large firms who have in-house research programs or leading-edge development efforts.