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Graduate from the University of Colorado Boulder
Flexible payment options with no hidden costs or fees
Complete 30 courses (30 credit hours) full or part time
Lecture videos, hands-on projects, and connection with instructors and peers
In this program, you’ll build in-demand skills that have real-world relevance. With faculty who bring extensive industry experience to the courses they teach, you’ll have the same learning outcomes as an MS-CS student on CU Boulder's campus.
Your fellow students come from diverse backgrounds. Most have industry experience of their own and some have recently earned an undergraduate degree. Your peers will have academic and professional experience in computer science, engineering, and applied science. You’ll also encounter learners from other STEM fields and those with credentials in social sciences or the humanities. In general, you will be surrounded by others who are highly analytical, self-motivated, and adept with technical and quantitative subject matter.
A recent BA graduate with ambition, a working technical professional, or a manager wanting to upgrade your technical skills and advance your career
In need of flexible and convenient learning opportunities that fit into your busy professional and personal life
Interested in developing practical skills that you can apply immediately in your current job
Looking for course content and materials designed for any environment that make significant use of advanced computing techniques
This master’s program from CU Boulder is a fully online experience. The interactive and engaging platform will allow you to access courses and learn from anywhere. With a flexible schedule and pre-recorded lecture videos, you’ll also choose when you do your coursework. You’ll be able to ask questions about the material being covered in the program during regular office hours held by course facilitators. Plus, you can take advantage of additional opportunities for dialogue and connection through discussion boards and group sessions with peers.
Pace yourself through online lectures, with high-quality video lectures from instructors, complete with interactive transcript.
Get answers to your questions, in virtual office hours with instructors and teaching assistants, and live sessions alongside your fellow students.
Dive deeper into course materials with slide decks that include explanations from instructors with visual aids.
Connect with fellow learners in staff-moderated discussion forums to share ideas, ask questions and grow together.
Meet and network with your classmates as you progress through the programme.
With self-paced assignments, get your coursework done during the week when it’s convenient for you.
Associate Professor (Education), Department of Statistics, London School of Economics
Visiting Fellow and Dissertation Support Supervisor, Department of Government, London School of Economics
The University of London is a federal university which includes 17 world-leading colleges.
Pioneering distance learning since 1858, the University of London has enriched the lives of thousands of students, delivering high quality degrees across the globe.
Today, the University of London is a global leader in flexible study, offering degree programmes to over 40,000 students in over 190 countries, and delivering research that changes lives all over the world.
To find out more about the University of London, visit www.london.ac.uk.
Spring 1 enrollment closes on February 21, 2025.
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