Master of Computing - MSc

Computing has become a part of our lives, important to almost every organization in almost every industry. That makes an understanding of how these important programs serve as a valuable tool that can pave the way to a fun career. MMC course MSc in Computing offers that tool. It is a transformative course designed for graduates from other disciplines, but it is especially useful for professionals who want to enhance their skills and progress. To get started, you'll learn about programming and web applications, information systems and digital media programs. Then you can steer your guide - to choose two units, in areas such as business systems or a laptop. From there, you will do a project for your masters. While you will have plenty of support along the way, it is a personal project designed to develop confidence, independence and independence - qualities that can take you far from work. So, by the time you leave, you'll never know the thought of developing programs, navigating computer networks or managing multimedia technology - and you'll understand how it all fits in the real world. Whether you are planning to continue your studies to a PhD level, or are worried about wanting to work, this MSc in Computing can help you get it done.

This MSc course will provide you with the kind of advanced skills and understanding that can open various departments, across a wide range of industries. From data development and software consulting to IT network management or big data, there are many areas to pursue. Learn with us and you'll follow in the footsteps of students who have become software developers, web developers and more - working with the likes of Barclays, Autotrader, AZoNetwork and Real-time Despatch. Your masters can also provide the foundation for further studies - continuing to do a PhD - either living with the Manchester Met or moving elsewhere. You will have the exclusive support of our services service from day one, and three years after you leave. Among the services available through the Department of Computer and Mathematics and the University's Career Service, you will have access to everything from employer events and professional careers to employment skills workshops and dedicated counselors.