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MSc - Master of Science
University of Northampton
Full Time
FEB-25
1 year
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MSc - Master of Science
University of Northampton
Full Time
FEB-25
1 year
MSc - Master of Science
University of Northampton
Part Time
FEB-25
2 years
Select a an exam type
OVERVIEW
With the University of Northampton’s Computing (Computer Networks Engineering) MSc course, you will have the opportunity to study computing in great depth. In addition to completing an individual thesis on an area of computer networks engineering that is of particular interest to you, this Computing (Computer Networks Engineering) course will also allow you to develop your research and analytical abilities. This will equip you with all the skills you need to enhance your career prospects further.
Embarking on a computer networks engineering course offers access to a realm of boundless possibilities in the digital age. In today’s interconnected world, this course is beneficial for those aspiring to build a career in the ever-evolving field of information technology. Within this programme, you will explore the fundamental principles of network architecture, data transmission, security, and management. You will be well-prepared to craft, execute, and sustain computer networks, ensuring uninterrupted connectivity and data flow. Whether your focus is in network administration, cybersecurity, or telecommunications, a computer networks engineering course equips you with the skills and expertise required to meet the dynamic and competitive job market’s demands.
One of our current MSc Computing students, Muhammad, is available on Unibuddy to answer any questions you may have about the programme or studying at UON.
Course Details
This programme encompasses a range of modules that delve into the core aspects of Computer Networks Engineering, ensuring you’re well-prepared for the dynamic job market. In the “Internet Security” module, you’ll gain a solid grasp of the principles surrounding computer and internet security, equipping you with the theoretical and practical knowledge needed to implement secure applications within the Internet environment. “Modern Computer Architecture” explores the intricate architecture of computer systems, from personal computers to multiprocessors, and their interaction to meet user processing requirements. “Computer Networks” module places a strong emphasis on practical networking skills and a deep understanding of network principles and protocols, emphasizing real-world problem-solving using the latest network technologies. Finally, our “Mobile Device Software Development” module is dedicated to creating software for mobile computing devices and addresses the technologies and software development techniques essential for seamless communication on these platforms.
The Computing (Computer Networks Engineering) programme is firmly rooted in the traditional tenets of modern computing programmes, and one of its standout features is the emphasis on cultivating a comprehensive understanding of programming skills. These skills serve as a vital foundation that is not only valuable within the realm of network engineering but also highly transferable across various technology domains. The ability to code and script efficiently is a cornerstone in crafting innovative and efficient solutions for the complex challenges that network engineers encounter. As a culmination of your journey, all the knowledge acquired throughout the programme converges in our comprehensive dissertation module. Here, you will have the opportunity to demonstrate your expertise by exploring and addressing real-world challenges, solidifying your place as a proficient computer networks engineer and programmer. Your journey in Computer Networks Engineering will be one of both knowledge and hands-on expertise, shaping you into a highly desirable asset in the competitive job market.
Computer Networks Engineering MSc applicants will normally hold a recognised first or second class honours degree from a UK university or international equivalent in a relevant subject. We expect that you will have a working knowledge of computers and networks and it is essential that you have practical hands-on experience of at least one programming language.
Students living in
Domestic
£8,250 per year
Students from Domestic
This is the fee you pay if the University is in the same country that you live in (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland)
£16,995 per year
Students from International
The amount you'll pay if you come to study here from a country outside the EU.
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