This MSc course in computer science offers a unique combination of theoretical knowledge and practical skills. It focuses on developing graduates' practical skills in software engineering processes and artefacts. The course is taught by a well-regarded computer science department with strong business links. Students will study in lectures, seminars, and practical work in well-equipped laboratories using modern software. The course also includes self-study time in the Learning Resource Centres, Studynet, and labs. The new School of Physics, Engineering, and Computer Science building, opening in 2024, offers experiential learning zones, a Success and Skills Support Unit, and industry mentors. The building is designed with the University's net zero carbon target in mind.
University of Hertfordshire
MSc Software Engineering with Placement Year
Entry Requirements
- Good Honours Degree in computer science or cognate discipline.
- IELTS score of 6.0 or higher.
Career Prospects
The 'with placement' curricula give students the opportunity to gain additional industrial experience by working in a professional setting for a year. They obtain new skills and knowledge about industrial practice. The University provides academic and personal support, career guidance, and unique training programs to assist students in securing positions. The program is offered for September intake and requires an average pass mark of 60% across all modules covered in semester 'A'. Optional one-on-one consultations are also offered.
Course Details
Modules
Measures and Models for Software Engineering - 30 Credits
Programming for Software Engineers - 30 Credits
Software Engineering Practice and Experience - 30 Credits
Software Engineering Masters Project - 60 Credits
Preparation for Placement - 0 Credits
Team Research and Development Project - 15 Credits
Professional Work Placement for MSc Computer Science - 60 Credits
Responsible Technology - 15 Credits
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