Computer Science

Degree:

Master of Science (M.Sc.)

Level:

  • Graduate

Program Options:

  • Major
  • |
  • Internship
  • |
  • Course-Based
  • |
  • Thesis-Based

Start term:

Fall and Winter

Duration:

2.5 Years

Why Study Computer Science at Bishop’s?

We offer a thesis-based as well as a course-based Master of Science (M.Sc). The course-based Master’s offers a solid background for students aiming at a professional career. The academic focus of the thesis-based Master’s is excellence in research and it aims to provide a starting point to students oriented toward PhD studies but also to professionally inclined candidates.

Program Details & Department Information

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Next Steps

Admission Requirements

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Tuition, Scholarships & Financial Support

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