MSc Computer Science (Conversion)

Entry requirements

A relevant honours degree, 2:2 or above.

Months of entry

September

Course content

Discover how creativity, technical skill and ethical awareness can help you thrive in the digital world. The MSc Computer Science (Conversion) at Birmingham Newman University is designed to empower graduates from non-computing backgrounds to transition into the dynamic world of technology. Whether you are seeking a career change or expanding your professional toolkit, the course offers a clear and accessible route into computing. With a curriculum shaped by current industry needs, you will build a strong foundation in programming, software development, databases, web technologies, networks, artificial intelligence and data science.

What You’ll Study and How You’ll Learn.

You will explore essential areas such as programming, software engineering, databases, networks, web development and intelligent systems. Modules are designed to foster curiosity, creativity and problem-solving, while also developing skills in research, academic writing and project management. You will engage in applied projects and authentic assessments that mirror real-world challenges. Learning is delivered through a blend of on-campus teaching and online study, designed to support your development at every stage and fit around your personal and professional commitments.