Flinders University
2 years
The Master of Computer Science is a practical, industry-linked postgraduate degree for those with computer science or IT backgrounds. Graduates develop advanced skills in programming, intelligent systems, digital media, and robotics to tackle 21st-century technological challenges.
Applicants must normally hold a bachelor degree or equivalent qualification in computer science, information technology, ICT-based engineering or a closely related discipline, or hold the Graduate Diploma in Computer Science. Knowledge of at least second year undergraduate level study in computer science is assumed. English language requirements apply for international students.
The Master of Computer Science covers diverse topics including computer programming, intelligent and interactive systems, digital media, robotics, systems engineering, and heuristic optimisation. Students engage in significant project work with a major individual project that tackles industry-relevant problems or research questions. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application, with close collaboration with industry partners to ensure skills remain current and in-demand.
Flinders University offers a practical, industry-linked approach to computer science education. The course is accredited by the Australian Computer Society at the professional level, with recognition internationally through the Seoul Accord by seven other accrediting bodies. Students work in close consultation with industry, gaining real-world experience and developing skills that are immediately applicable to professional practice.
Graduates are fully prepared to step into careers in high-demand fields including telecommunications, aerospace and defence, government, higher education and private organisations. Potential occupations include software developer, software tester, IT project manager, systems analyst, business analyst, computational scientist, programmer, games programmer, e-games designer, IT support specialist, webmaster, system administrator, database administrator, networking and communications specialist, and researcher and developer.
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