The Computing Generalist MSc is designed to provide graduates from any academic background with a pathway into computer science and related careers. This program offers a broad selection of topics and modules, catering to students with a general interest in applying computing principles to their original field of study. You will gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to effectively utilize computer technology. The curriculum also emphasizes professionalism and ethics in computing, ensuring you understand key concerns and can make sound decisions in your future practice. All modules are delivered by recognized experts in their respective fields.
This course is suitable for graduates from any discipline.
Applicants need a recognised undergraduate degree with a minimum of Third class, or an international equivalent. This course is designed for graduates from any academic discipline.
Please refer to the University of Wales, Bangor's fee pages for current international tuition fees. Living cost estimates are also available on the university's website.
This program prepares you for a variety of careers in the tech industry. It is designed to help graduates from any academic background stand out in the job market.
The curriculum covers both foundational theory and practical skills in computer technology. It also emphasizes professionalism and ethics in computing to ensure students can make appropriate choices in their future practice.