MSc Computer Science Conversion

The MSc Computer Science (Conversion) is designed for students from any academic background who want to transition into the technology sector. The programme provides access to current industry equipment, a strong foundation in core computing principles and prepares students for professional roles within the IT industry.

Learning methods include interactive lectures, practical sessions, seminars, and collaborative group projects. The course is also delivered by face-to-face teaching and online tutorials, and students are evaluated through individual assignments, examinations, case study analyses, presentations, online discussion contributions, and a substantial extended research project.

Buckinghamshire New University is an institution committed to delivering high-quality education and preparing students for successful careers. The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses across fields like health, social care, business, creative arts, and computing. It provides a supportive learning environment designed to help students achieve their academic and professional goals.

Applicants should submit a personal statement explaining why they want to join this course and any other relevant academic details. You also need to provide a reference from a teacher or employer and upload your CV while applying to show any work experience you may have.

Grade Requirements:

• Applicants need at least a second-class lower degree from an undergraduate course or two and above years of relevant business experience

English Proficiency:

• Applicants from non-English speaking countries need to have an overall academic score of 6.0 on the IELTS test (with at least 5.5 in each part) 
• English tests like the PTE are also accepted

For international students, the annual tuition fee for the MSc Computer Science (Conversion) at Buckinghamshire New University is £15,500 and may be subject to an increase in subsequent academic years.

Buckinghamshire New University offers scholarships and bursaries to international undergraduate and postgraduate students to assist with financial and daily living costs. These non-repayable awards are awarded based on specific personal circumstances or academic achievements.

After this course, students can take up roles in:

• Software Engineering
• IT Consultancy
• Network Administration
• Web Development
• Information Technology Analysis
• Cyber Security Specialisation

Those who wish to study the course can apply directly to the University or reach out to our trained counsellors for guidance.