Master of Science in Computing [Project]

The Queen’s School of Computing offers a graduate program that is unique in its quality, diversity, innovation and reach. Research projects span traditional and innovative computer science. For example, one team is designing wireless networks of tiny sensors located deep below the surface of the ocean to study that largely unknown world. Another group is developing techniques to increase the accuracy and reduce the discomfort of medical processes. Some students are discovering properties of certain computers that are radically different from the ones we have today. Others are building organic interfaces for humans to communicate with computers. We are finding methods to make databases more secure, software more reliable and computers more intelligent. Our students have the opportunity to be involved in cross collaborations with Johns Hopkins University. Our NSERC CREATE program in Ultra-Large Scale Software Systems has close ties with many industrial partners and provides students with practical professional and developmental skills, industrially-motivated research, and industry experience.

Honours Bachelor degree; andsecond class standing or higher.GRE is not required.university transcripts;graduation certificates (if applicable);two letters of academic reference; anda statement of interest.International students must have a minimum "A" standing (first class).For international students, if required,