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Create a Master's Degree Tailored to Your Goals — 5 streams, ~80 modules
📚 Choose from approximately 80 modules across five specialist streams
The MSc Computer Science (Negotiated Learning) at University College Dublin offers exceptional flexibility for students wishing to develop expertise in areas aligned with their professional interests and career aspirations. Students can choose from a wide selection of modules, organised into five streams, and create a personalised programme of study with academic guidance.
🧭 Five specialist streams
Distributed Systems
Software Engineering
Machine Learning & Data Science
Artificial Intelligence
Information & Communication Sciences, & Languages
🎓 Personalised Curriculum
Choose modules that match your interests and career objectives.
💼 Industry Relevant
Develop skills for software engineering, AI, machine learning, data science, networks, and distributed systems.
🧩 Five Streams
Build your degree from a range of carefully designed academic pathways.
🌍 World-Class University
Study at University College Dublin, one of Europe's leading research universities.
📺 1. Programme Essentials
Important: The following videos are pertinent to students commencing the programme. They contain important information about the MSc NL programme structure and module registration process. It is essential that students watch these two videos before starting the module registration process.
📽️ UCD MSc NL Programme Overview
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Comprehensive overview of the MSc NL programme structure
📽️ UCD MSc NL Module Registration Process
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Step-by-step guide to the module registration system
📺 2. Informational Videos
Deepen your understanding of the programme: module descriptions by ex-director Fred Cummins, and an overview of the three summer practicum options.
📽️ Module Descriptions (by ex-director Fred Cummins)
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Comprehensive overview of all available modules
📽️ Summer Options
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