Computer Science (Networks) with Integrated Masters

This integrated master's course equips you with industry-relevant skills and cutting-edge knowledge in networks, cybersecurity, computational modeling, and quantum computing, preparing you for a career in a world that is increasingly interconnected.

Why study MSci Computer Science (Networks) at BU?

• Master advanced networking tools and techniques: Seamlessly build upon your BSc Networks and Cyber Security knowledge and learn to design, configure, and optimize large-scale networks to meet dynamic corporate infrastructure needs in a global context within a focused 120-credit program.

• Build cutting-edge technical expertise: Gain proficiency in computational modeling, quantum computing, and network science while addressing complex networking challenges in state-of-the-art labs featuring enterprise-grade hardware and virtualization-ready infrastructure.

• Tailor your degree: Choose specialist units such as network science and IoT, Edge and Cloud Computing to align with your career goals, gain practical experience, and engage in industry-focused research projects with BU staff and global experts.

• Enhance your employability: Gain valuable work experience and industry insights through a team-based Master's project without a traditional dissertation, collaborating with BU staff and global experts from academia and industry.

• Access diverse career opportunities: Qualify for roles as a computer network professional in sectors where robust networking infrastructure is critical, from network architect to network engineer or IT infrastructure consultant.

• Achieve excellent graduate outcomes: Our graduates secure roles in high-demand fields, demonstrating the value of an integrated, applied Master's degree with a streamlined 120-credit structure.