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Postgraduate Degrees

Details of our taught Postgraduate degree programmes are here.

The MRes in Bioinformatics is for students with a first degree in life sciences, mathematics, engineering or computing science and aims to equip them with a broad range of skills required for research in bioinformatics.

The MSc in Computing Science is a conversion degree for students with a good first degree in another subject.

The MSc in System Design for Internet Applications is an advanced degree for students with a good first degree in computing or a related subject.

The MSc in E-Business and Information Systems is aimed at graduates or those at graduate level who have a background either in computing science/information systems or in business management, but are interested in a management career with a strong emphasis on E-Business and Information Systems.

The MSc in Mobile and Pervasive Computing aims to provide graduates with theoretical knowledge and practical training in enabling technologies relevant to mobile and pervasive computing, which will undoubtedly play a dominate role within an emerging information society

Further information about all these degrees can be found in the admissions section of the website.

Degree Programme Handbooks

Degree Programme Handbooks contain everything you need to know about studying for your degree. They cover everything from what modules you need to take, to what activities you can get involved in during your time here. They are in two parts.

Part One (155K Microsoft Word) contains information that is generic to all undergraduate and taught postgraduate degree programmes run by the School of Computing Science, and should be read by all students.

Part Two (follow the links below) contains information that is specific to your particular degree, and each degree has its own version. You should consult Part Two to find such details as what modules you must take and when. You can also find an outline of the aims and objectives and the skills you can expect to gain from following your degree programme.

Degree Programme Handbook (Part Two): Academic Year 2005-2006

PhD and MPhil students should consult the pages in the Research section of the website.

Last Modified: 22 March, 2006