The MSc Computer Science (Conversion) at The University of Law is designed for ambitious individuals seeking to pivot into the dynamic field of computing, regardless of their undergraduate background. You will explore the core principles of computer science and their practical applications, developing the technical acumen to address complex challenges in technology and business. This postgraduate Masters Degree programme provides a robust foundation in essential areas such as web technologies, data management, and software development, preparing you for a career where computational thinking is paramount. This full-time, on-campus programme is structured over one year, offering a blend of intensive core modules and specialised optional units.
You will engage with subjects like Software Development, Applications of Artificial Intelligence, and Cloud and Network Management, or delve into Computing in Law with modules such as Cyberlaws and Corporate Governance. You will complete a substantial MSc Project in Computer Science, applying your newly acquired skills to a significant real-world problem. Upon graduation, you will be equipped with sought-after expertise for roles in software engineering, data analysis, and technology consultancy, and qualify for a postgraduate work permit.