Master's in Computer Science
The Master's in Computer Science program lets you deepen your knowledge in a specific sub-area of computer science or operations research.
In addition to course work, the program includes an introduction to applied research and exposure to the latest technologies.
Two study options are currently offered:
- A thesis option, undertaken primarily in a university setting.
- A supervised internship option, undertaken primarily in a company setting with a mandatory final report.
For Mila programs (DESS in Machine Learning, Professional MSc in Machine Learning and Research MSc and PhD in machine learning), the application procedure is in two steps (please read the document Procedure for applying to MILA programs)"
- Fall and winter admission
- Daytime classes
- Full-time or part-time
- 45 credits
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The advantages of studying computer science at the UdeM!
- The chance to work with world-renowned Professors in a wide range of exciting research laboratories and groups, including cutting-edge work in video games and computer graphics, artificial intelligence, computation linguistics and quantum computing, just to name a few.
- The master’s degree offers an international option where you study abroad in France for 6 months at the Université Pierre et Marie Curie.
- The program trains graduates to meet the growing demand of about 7,000 jobs in Quebec alone, in some of the most engaging, exciting, and best-paid jobs in the technology sector.
- The Université de Montréal ranks 29th in the world in operations research according to the QS Rankings and 97st in the world in computer science according to the NTU Rankings.
