UVU's Master of Computer Science has been developed as an evening program to allow professionals to continue working while completing their degree. UVU's Orem Campus is located conveniently close to Utah County's Silicon Slopes. Graduate students are required to complete a project, paper, or thesis as part of their degree program.
The MCS uses a rolling admissions process where outstanding candidates can be admitted before the deadline. Candidates are encouraged to enroll early rather than later as the admission process will stop once the enrollment cap is filled. Please note that we are currently unable to accept international students.
"Move up to the next level as a leader and innovator in the high-tech domain."
"The focus of the MCS degree is to prepare students to enter the local, national, and global high-tech workforce as leaders and innovators. Our program is designed for working professionals from various backgrounds and will help students develop skills to better manage large-scale projects. Student will apply the most cutting-edge technology, such as AI, in various domains as diverse as fighter jets to e-commerce, computer games to medical software, FinTech to biotechnology, and more."
Jingpeng Tang, Master of Computer Science Program Director
33%
Percent of Employers Hiring Master's Graduates for Positions Previously Held by Bachelor's (Career Builder)
"UVU's MCS has been one of the best decisions I've ever made."
"I currently work as a software engineer for Microsoft. UVU's MCS has been one of the best decisions I've ever made. Having just graduated with my B.S. in computer science, I had the wonderful opportunity to work and collaborate with developers happy to share their advanced experience with me. The insight and experience I've learned from this program have been amazing. The algorithms, advanced mathematics, and machine learning classes let me explore the fascinating realm of what computers are capable of and have prepared me for creating a program for facilitating the development of reinforcement learning agents."
Corey Wardell, Master of Computer Science Alum
At the info session, you will learn about our program from current faculty and staff, including details about class dates and times, application deadlines, and prerequisite requirements.
Need more information about how to apply, requirements, tuition, schedule, location, and more? Read our FAQs page to learn more.
The Department of Computer Science also offers a graduate certificate in artificial intelligence.
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