Master’s computer science across the US, Canada and Germany: systems, algorithms, distributed computing. Conversion routes for non-CS graduates, advanced tracks for the rest. A counsellor who maps fit before fees.
US Most valued in For graduates who want depth in systems and theory, plus the pipeline into US and EU tech. Conversion tracks welcome strong quantitative non-CS backgrounds.
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Learning outcomesDistributed systems, algorithms, databases, security. Most programmes pair a specialisation track with a substantial software project or thesis assessed by faculty.
Specialisation locked at the end of term one.
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Industry relevanceCS is the broadest pipeline into software, cloud, security and research. US programmes anchor the industry route; German programmes open EU research and a low-cost public-university path.
Curriculum reviewed against employer demand yearly.
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Why students choose itCS converts across borders better than almost any field. The same Master’s opens roles in five countries, and the post-study work visa windows are among the most generous on offer.
Counsellor maps the visa route before you apply.
Six-month post-graduation outcomes across supported US, Canadian and German programmes. Sourced from exit surveys and LinkedIn verification; figures rounded.
Median starting salary for graduates entering software engineering roles in the US.
A four-point self-check. If a row surfaces a gap, we’ll route you to the right prep course to close it. Before the application opens, not after.
A 2:1 (or international equivalent) Bachelor’s in Computer Science or a strongly quantitative discipline. Conversion routes accept non-CS graduates with proven programming.
Programming proficiency and discrete maths assumed. US programmes may ask for GRE; we tell you which ones waive it.
IELTS Academic 6.5 overall, with no individual band below 6.0. Equivalent PTE Academic and TOEFL iBT scores accepted.
Below band? Prep first. Reapplying weaker rarely lands.
Transcripts, two academic references, statement of purpose, CV, passport scan.
The SoP is the lever most candidates underestimate. We co-edit it with you, free, as part of the application support.
Not required. Internships or shipped projects strengthen US applications and scholarship cases noticeably.
A counsellor reads every application, not a portal. The eligibility call is free, and we tell you honestly when a profile isn’t a fit. Before fees, before timelines.
Eligibility first, then fees, outcomes, and application logistics.
Yes, through conversion-track Master’s. They’re built for graduates from Maths, Physics, Engineering or related fields with programming exposure. We’ll tell you on the first call whether your transcript clears the bar or needs a bridge.
US for the industry pipeline and salary ceiling; Germany for low or no tuition and an EU research route. The right answer depends on your budget, target roles and visa appetite. That comparison is exactly what the free consultation settles.
Many programmes have dropped it; some US schools still ask. We keep a current waiver list and only point you at the test if your shortlist actually requires it.
It varies widely: a German public university can run under €5,000 in tuition, a private US programme over $45,000. We put the real all-in number, tuition plus living plus visa, on the table before you commit.
Shortlisting, SoP co-editing, references, financial documentation, visa filing and arrival logistics. One counsellor across the whole cycle, free for the first conversation.
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A counsellor reads every application. The eligibility call is free, and we tell you honestly when a profile isn’t a fit. Before the year is on, before the deposit is paid.