Graduate in as little as 1 year full-time, or flex to part-time.
12th in employment in the UK*
Total fees: £7,680 – pay in full or pay per module.
Graduate into high-demand roles driving the data economy.
Graduate in as little as 1 year.
12 starts per year – start within days.
Beating Russell Group universities on outcomes*
CV support, events, 24/7 job search.
Study flexibly within a weekly structure.
Flex between full and part-time.
Acquire, process, and analyse complex datasets to extract meaningful, actionable insights.
Apply and optimise machine learning algorithms to solve real-world business and research problems.
Use business data analytics techniques to identify trends, forecast outcomes, and inform strategy.
Design and manage cloud-based infrastructure for large-scale data processing and storage.
Develop advanced research, project management, and communication skills to influence decisions at every level.
Business Data Analytics
Modern Database Systems
Software Engineering
Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Information Systems Development
Computer Networks
Cloud Computing
Project Management and the Computing Professional
Machine Learning: Principles and Programming
Research Development
Research Project
Graduate ready to take on specialist data roles that shape strategy, innovation, and transformation in organisations worldwide.
Possible career paths include:
Data Scientist: £54,383
Machine Learning Engineer: £67,721
Data Engineer: £52,948
Data Analyst: £37,455
Database Administrator: £37,183
*Salaries listed from glassdoor.co.uk and accurate as of February 2026.
Our computer science master's programmes are designed to help students develop the skills needed to succeed in industry. We want students to graduate with knowledge they can use immediately in their careers.
Prof. Alastair Irons
Academic Lead for MSc Computer Science at Walbrook
The lecturers are really responsive, which makes a huge difference when you’re studying online. I like that there’s pacing built in to keep you on track, but also the flexibility to fit around work, life and kids. The discussion forums are great, as you learn a lot from peers, and the lecturers interact too so you know you’re on the right track.
