Intelligent Networks and Cloud Computing / with Management Studies MSc

Explore modern networking and cloud communication technologies that underpin today’s AI-driven digital infrastructure Develop specialist knowledge in intelligent networks, AI-enabled systems, cloud computing, wireless communications and network security Our Intelligent Networks and Cloud Computing MSc equips you with the knowledge and practical skills to design, develop and manage modern networked systems that are cloud-integrated, software-defined and increasingly AI-enabled. You will develop expertise in areas such as cloud computing, network automation, and intelligent network management, alongside core principles of secure IP-based networking. The programme combines theoretical understanding with hands-on application, enabling you to work on the specification, design, modelling and implementation of software and hardware-based systems.

You will also explore key enabling technologies including 5G and beyond, the Internet of Things (IoT), and distributed cloud environments, reflecting current and emerging industry practices. The curriculum is also designed to align with industry-relevant skill domains, including networking knowledge associated with CCNA-level concepts and cloud practices aligned with platforms such as AWS. While the programme is academic in nature and does not provide certification training, it offers a strong foundation that can support students who wish to progress towards relevant professional certifications.

At our Penrhyn Road campus, you will have access to a modern environment supported by industry-relevant tools and facilities, including: Dedicated postgraduate computing laboratories with high-spec systems and networked environments. Access to development platforms and tools such as Linux, Java,.NET and other industry-standard software environments. Networking and embedded systems equipment supporting practical experimentation.

Facilities supporting work in areas such as wireless networking, IoT and digital systems. The MSc has played a