Postgraduate course
Master of Computer Science
The University of Notre Dame Australia
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About
Our Master of Computer Science is ideal for those with a solid background in computer science or a related discipline. It emphasises the practical application of theoretical concepts through real-world problem solving. Students will engage in hands-on projects and experiential learning, bridging the gap between theory and practice.
The program offers opportunities to specialise and deepen expertise in specific areas of interest through substantial projects and a wide range of electives, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, network security and cryptography, cyber threat intelligence, predictive analytics and advanced data visualisation.
You will work with advanced development tools and technologies, mastering their use to address complex challenges. Acquire hands-on expertise in our advanced, purpose-built computer labs featuring high-performance computers, humanoid robots, IoT development kits and specialised software.
Collaborate with our industry partners and tech companies, and participate in technology events to gain practical insights and networking opportunities, knowing you'll graduate equipped to meet a diverse range of careers in computer science and related fields.
Admission criteria
To be eligible for admission to The University of Notre Dame Australia, all applicants must meet the University’s minimum requirements for admission. The requirements for admission are detailed in the University’s Policy: Admissions.
To be eligible for admission to the Master of Computer Science, applicants must hold:
- An AQF Level 7 qualification; or
- Studies sufficient to meet the requirements of an AQF Level 7 Award; or
- Informal/non-formal learning equivalent to an AQF Level 7 qualification plus evidence of the skills necessary to complete postgraduate studies.
In accordance with the University Procedure: Credit applicants for the Master of Computer Science who have the following recognised prior learning are eligible for 100 units of credit of advanced standing:
- A 4-year Bachelor degree or a Bachelor Honours Degree; or
- A 3-year Bachelor degree in a Computer Science related discipline; or
- An AQF Level 8 qualification; or
- An AQF Level 7 qualification in any field with a minimum of three (3) years professional experience in a computer science related field.
Where advanced standing is granted as part of admission, the student will be offered unspecified credit, and credit transfer for specific courses, on condition that the student presents satisfactory evidence of the previous study or professional experience. The Head of School may direct the student’s selection of courses to ensure that the program learning outcomes are achieved within the reduced volume of learning.
Fees and charges
^ Fee listed is the indicative annual course cost for 2022 and is subject to annual review. Students studying at UNDA may also be eligible for FEE-HELP.
Australian Government financial assistance
Further information
View all details of this course on the University of Notre Dame Australia website.
The University of Notre Dame Australia degrees
The academic content of all programs is subject to routine review.