MSc Theoretical Computer Science with a Year in Industry at University of Liverpool

Explore the world of computational game theory, where computer science and economics collide, and receive a grounding in algorithmic techniques and optimisation methods and models on this MSc. You can specialise in areas including microeconomics, e-commerce and data mining prior to an extended industrial placement in a real-world environment. This MSc immerses you in theoretical computer science, with a particular focus on computational game theory, where computer science and economics intersect.

Faculty: Faculty of Science and Engineering  |  Duration: 24 months full-time  |  Study mode: full-time (sandwich: year in industry)  |  Intake: September 2027  |  Location: Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

In Year One, you’ll study four compulsory taugh modules and four taught optional modules in year one, totalling 60 credits in each semester. Compulsory modules in year one include Introduction to Computational Game Theory, Optimisation, Research Methods in Computer Science, Algorithmic Game Theory.

Career pathways

Whether you’re a recent graduate seeking a career in the IT industry, plan to continue your studies and pursue a research degree, or you’re already an IT professional in related employment, this programme will enhance your knowledge and immerse you in current developments.

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