Computational Sciences (M.Sc.)

Apply your knowledge to improve many daily functions, from complex operations to everyday solutions with the Master of Computational Sciences program at Laurentian University. Study a wide range of subjects including data mining, robotics, machine learning, AI, image processing, human-computer interaction, intelligent systems, bioinformatics, and other exciting areas. Prepare for the design and use of sophisticated computational methods in research and industry. Other areas of study include software engineering, scientific computation, high-performance computing, computational statistics and optimization methods and techniques to solve business, industrial, medical, and scientific problems. The program offers a thesis-based option and a course-based option. The thesis-based option requires a supervisor to guide the research leading to a thesis.

Admission for the M.Sc. Computational Sciences program requires a bachelor's degree in a suitable field at the Honors level (or equivalent), with a minimum average grade of 70 % (B average).