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6 Master's degrees in Computer Sciences in Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Quantum Technology (Advanced)
The Quantum Technology (Advanced) program at the Australian National University is about the quantum technologies such as computing, metrology and communications that have the potential to vastly change our world, as they push us towards the Quantum Age.
Applied Cybernetics (Advanced)
The Master of Applied Cybernetics (Advanced) at the Australian National University is a full-time degree that provides students with advanced skills in managing cyber-physical systems from critical thinking and questioning, to an understanding of how the technology relates to the regulatory environment.
Mathematical Sciences (Advanced)
The Mathematical Sciences (Advanced) program at the Australian National University includes a variety of courses tailored to your interests and needs, ranging from pure mathematics to mathematical modelling, computational mathematics and applications of mathematics, as well as courses in related disciplines such as statistics, computer science, financial mathematics and econometrics.
Computing
The Computing program at the Australian National University is a degree with two target audiences: graduates without a computing background who wish to acquire a solid knowledge of computing, and graduates with a computing or information technology background who wish to broaden and deepen or refresh their knowledge.
Computing (Advanced)
The Computing (Advanced) program at the Australian National University is a 2- year full-time (or equivalent part-time) degree targeting students who wish to enter industry in an R&D or leadership role or who wish to pursue a PhD.
Applied Cybernetics
The Master of Applied Cybernetics at the Australian National University is a degree that provides students with advanced skills in managing cyber-physical systems from critical thinking and questioning, to an understanding of how the technology relates to the regulatory environment.