Master of Applied Computing (Dual Majors – with Remedial Courses)

The Master of Applied Computing (dual majors – with remedial courses) is a graduate program that aims to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in the field of computing, with the opportunity to study two technical specializations within the program, such as artificial intelligence, data science, cybersecurity, software engineering, or cloud computing, depending on the university's track. The program includes bridging modules for students coming from non-computer majors or who need to strengthen their fundamentals before starting advanced courses. It also focuses on the applied aspect, solving technical problems, and developing digital solutions that meet the needs of organizations. The student studies in this specialization: Foundation courses in computer science (for those who need them). Two technical specializations within the program. Programming and systems analysis. Databases and advanced computing. Technical Project Management. An applied project or research in the field of computing.

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1. Passport copy (first page). 2. Copy of the Bachelor's Certificate with transcript. 3. Two academic recommendation letters. 4. Portrait (white background). 5. Curriculum vitae (CV). If you graduate more than 5 years, you will need to attach a certificate of experience of at least two years in the same specialization. Disclaimer! Please translate the requirements into English from one of the accredited translation centers, and submit the requirements in pdf format.

Software Engineer. Systems Analyst. A data scientist. Artificial Intelligence Specialist. Cybersecurity Specialist. Cloud Computing Engineer. Technical Project Manager. IT Consultant. Work in software and telecommunications companies. Working in government agencies and financial and technical institutions. Completion of a PhD in Computer Science or a Computing Specialization.