MSc in Computing

MSc Computing is a conversion masters programme targeting non-computing graduates. Providing both practice and fundamental theories, the programme aims to develop students so they may enter IT positions.  MSc Computing provides a foundational basis of computer science education, focusing on software development, databases, and cyber security.  The uniqueness of computing education at the University of Roehampton is the focus on collaborative and ethical practice, embedding ethical ideas across the syllabus, with students working in collaboration as the norm.  Our intention is to equip students for working in the modern IT workplace, extending beyond the usual focus of skills-based learning in computing.

Computing uses blended and project-based learning to facilitate our collaborative learning style. Students will study how to recognise system requirements, design a solution, implement that solution, test and thus deliver the said solution.