Computer Science (Conversion)

The University of Liverpool Online MSc Computer Science (Conversion) is designed for professionals from non-computer science backgrounds seeking to transition into technology careers. BCS-accredited and delivered entirely online, this program covers software development, programming, systems analysis, and cutting-edge computer science research.

The MSc Computer Science (Conversion) at the University of Liverpool Online provides a comprehensive introduction to computer science for professionals seeking career change or advancement in technology. This part-time, entirely online program combines fundamentalprogramming concepts with advanced topics including software design, data analysis, and system implementation. Students gain hands-on experience through practical projects and engage with cutting- edge research in the field. The curriculum is delivered through an innovative virtual learning environment, enabling global collaboration with peers and direct access to experienced computer science faculty.

Accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, the program meets professional standards and supports progression towards Chartered IT Professional status.

Career

Graduates of the MSc Computer Science program are well-positioned for roles such as software developer, systems analyst, IT consultant, and technology project manager. The program builds essential technical skills and theoretical knowledge, providing a strong foundation for career transitions into the rapidly growing technology sector across various industries.

• The MSc program is accredited by the BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, for the purposes of meeting the further learning academic requirement for registration as a Chartered IT Professional.

Courses include:

• Global Trends in Computer Science

• Software Development in Practice

• Databases and Information Systems

• Networks and Web Technology

• Reasoning and Intelligent Systems

• Machine Learning in Practice

• Multi-Agent Systems

• Research Methods in Computer Science

• Computer Science Capstone Project