Master of Science [M.S] [Computer Science] From University of Northern British Columbia

The Computer Science graduate program at UNBC provides a good opportunity for the students with different academic backgrounds and interest to experience scientific research in a friendly environment.

The Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) degree program is committed to educating the next generation of world-class innovators. In a bid to sustain a culture of empowerment and innovation, it is the program’s mission to develop critical human capital for the knowledge economy as well as forge broader University of Toronto academic-industry partnerships. With concentrations in Applied Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare, Computer Science, Data Science, Data Science for Biology, and Quantum Computing, this program will provide you with a truly unparalleled academic experience.  

The UBC Department of Computer Science, established in May 1968, is one of the top computer science departments in North America. Recognized internationally for excellence in research and teaching with a conscious focus on interdisciplinary programs, the Department encourages diversity both within its community and areas of study, and plays a leadership role in research, teaching and outreach activities to champion the understanding and integration of Computer Science within all aspects of society. The UBC Department of Computer Science has many contacts in the computing industry. A strong rapport between the industry and research communities is beneficial to both, especially in cases where the department focuses its research to developing real-world applications.

• Applicants should have a research interest that aligns with expertise in the Computer Science department and the agreement of a faculty member to consider their application prior to applying.
• Submit English language proficiency

• Completed or be the process of completing an appropriate undergraduate degree for the concentration they are applying to.
• A standing equivalent to at least B+ (U of T 77-79%) in their final year (i.e., two terms) of study (the equivalent of 5 full credits, or 10 half credits).
• Achieved English-language proficiency according to the requirements set by the School of Graduate Studies.
• Work experience (including co-op placements or internships) is preferred, but not required.