Computer Science Bangor University

Overview

The individualised pathway (through the use of options) allows you to begin specialising in any theme within Computer Science . Our aim is simple – we want to help you become a computing professional with the ability to keep up to date with the rapid pace of developments in the field.  

Key facts

• The MComp Computer Science is a four-year integrated master’s degree from  Bangor University . Accreditation by the British Computer Society (BCS) enables you to pursue Chartered IT Professional (CITP) status on graduation.

• For UK students, the MComp is a more cost-effective way to obtain a master’s qualification. Subject to eligibility, you can fund your fourth year study by extending your existing undergraduate student loan.

• Develops fundamental and advanced knowledge. Gain extensive practical experience using industry-standard hardware and software in our high-spec computing, immersive and networking labs.

• Wide choice of optional modules from the second year lets you create an individualised study path. You can specialise, for example, in analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT) and more.

• Strong links with industry, including Arm and Booking.com, provide opportunities for guest speakers and work on ‘live’ projects with industry.

Careers 

• Application analyst

• Applications developer

• Business analyst

• Chief technology officer

• Cybersecurity analyst

• Data analyst

• Data scientist

• Database manager

• Hardware engineer

• Information systems manager

• IT analyst

• IT security specialist

• Machine learning engineer

• Network engineer

• Programmer

• Software engineer

• Systems administrator

• Systems analyst

• UX researcher

• Web content manager

• Web developer