MSc Computer Science

The MSc Computer Science at Teesside University is suitable for graduates from non-computing backgrounds who want to develop skills in programming, software development, and artificial intelligence. It introduces topics like object-oriented programming, mobile app development, and machine learning.

The course includes modules such as Big Data, AI foundations, and software design. Students will also complete a major project where they design a tech-based solution and present it professionally. An optional extended route includes a work placement or research internship for hands-on experience.

Learning is delivered through lectures, tutorials, and industry talks. Assessment is through coursework, practical tasks, reports, and presentations, rather than examinations, ensuring students understand the course content and perform well in their careers.

Teesside University is a public university in Middlesbrough. With an emphasis on employability, the university provides quality teaching, research, and seminars. The university also boasts top-notch facilities, a fully equipped library, and a great student community.

Additionally, the university has a Gold rating in the UK’s Teaching Excellence Framework. Teesside University also hosts the Animex Festival, providing computer science students with opportunities to connect with professionals in gaming and digital technology.

Grade Requirements

• Eligibility requires a university degree in a related discipline (a 2:2 minimum). If a degree is not held, relevant experience is also accepted. Acceptable subjects to enter this course include Artificial Intelligence, Computer Forensics, Computer Science, Data Science, and Digital Forensics.

English Proficiency

• International students are required to demonstrate English proficiency with an IELTS score of 6.0.

International students opting for the MSc Computer Science at Teesside University should expect to pay £17,000 per year.

Teesside University provides scholarships to support eligible international postgraduate students. Among these are the GREAT Scholarships, which offer £10,000 for students from specific countries undertaking taught master's programmes. For those who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, the Global Excellence Scholarship provides a £2,000 award, and the Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship offers £7,000. 

Furthermore, students from Africa, ASEAN, and China can receive £1,000 - £3,000 fee waivers through the Regional Excellence Scholarships.

Graduates of the MSc Computer Science programme from Teesside University work as:

• Software Developer
• Data Scientist
• AI/Machine Learning Engineer
• Cybersecurity Analyst
• IT Project Manager
• Mobile App Developer

Candidates can apply for this course by contacting one of our trained counsellors today.