Computer Networks (MASc) at Toronto Metropolitan University

You'll gain technical skills in computational theory, software development on a variety of devices and platforms, database development, computer hardware and networking. In addition to the technical content, you'll acquire an awareness of social, legal and ethical aspects of the IT industry.

This degree has a strong emphasis on practical skills which are extremely useful in the workplace. This provides an opportunity to accelerate your career. An optional, but strongly recommended, placement year is an opportunity to gain industrial experience and enhance your CV. Recent placement providers for our students include: the BBC, the Met Office, Microsoft, the National Physical Laboratory and Nestlé.

You'll gain technical skills in computational theory, software development on a variety of devices and platforms, database development, computer hardware and networking. In addition to the technical content, you'll acquire an awareness of social, legal and ethical aspects of the IT industry.

This degree has a strong emphasis on practical skills which are extremely useful in the workplace. This provides an opportunity to accelerate your career. An optional, but strongly recommended, placement year is an opportunity to gain industrial experience and enhance your CV. Recent placement providers for our students include: the BBC, the Met Office, Microsoft, the National Physical Laboratory and Nestlé.

Whether you’re already an accomplished programmer or an absolute beginner, get career-ready with a degree in Computer Science.

In your first year you’ll gain a rock-solid grounding in computer science fundamentals, cover all the essentials like software engineering and development, computer games and graphics programming, and gain a broad range of skills.

Then you get to chose from a huge range of modules – from advanced programming and computational science, to artificial intelligence and computer graphics – so that you tailor your learning to the career you want.