Building on our rich history of training the digital skills workforce of the future, we are delighted to launch a new MSc (Hons) Computer Science conversion programme.
Fast track your future in tech
If you're keen to break into the ever-evolving tech industry but don't have the relevant skills and experience, our MSc Computer Science conversion programme is an ideal place to start. Through this new programme you can benefit from our expertise in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence while learning the fundamentals of computer science theory and application.
We will provide you with a solid grounding in foundational concepts and progressively build up your knowledge to an advanced level. Core modules will immerse you in essential areas such as programming, algorithms, data structures, and software engineering, while elective modules open doors to specialised fields such as AI, machine learning, cybersecurity, and more. With a strong emphasis on hands-on learning through lab sessions and real-world projects, this programme ensures you’ll graduate with the experience and confidence to thrive in the tech industry.
Why Computer Science at LSBU?
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- The course has been designed using guidelines from leading accreditation bodies such as Chartered Engineer (CEng) and Chartered IT Professional (CITP).
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- You will gain a wealth of experience in using industry-standard equipment, computer programming and simulation facilities. These include high performance PCs running KALI Linux and an isolated network for network scanning and penetration testing. You can also use Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, Python and SAS. Visit our School of Computer Science and Digital Technologies webpage to explore the full list of facilities.
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- An optional work placement is available to give you invaluable industry experience.
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- You can start the programme in January or September, and there are full-time and part-time study options available.
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- From AI machine learning boot camp to silent film processing, there is a range of extracurricular activities for Engineering students to get involved in.
