The program covers both advanced computing areas and professional studies. It gives you the opportunity to select coursework topics from a range of disciplines such as computer science, information technology, digital media, software engineering or mathematics. A masters project is normally taken in the final two semesters of study and develops research, communication and technical skills. You will complete an in-depth investigation of a particular area under the guidance of a supervisor and can opt to research advanced areas of computer science such as robotics, video gaming and biomedical computer science, looking into aspects like brain modelling and rehabilitation gaming.

Applicants must hold an approved bachelor degree or equivalent in computer science, information technology, ICT-based engineering or a closely related discipline from an approved tertiary institution. Applicants with an approved degree in behavioural science or psychology, which includes a major in artificial intelligence or computer science, will also be considered. The Master of Science is not available to students who hold an Honours degree in the same discipline. IELTS 6.0 overall (min. 6 in each subtest) TOEFL iBT 72 overall (min. 18 in writing) PTE 50 overall