Master of Science in Applied Computer Science and Society in Canada at UWinnipeg Canada

Program Overview for Master of Science in Applied Computer Science and Society in Canada:

This new Master of Science in Applied Computer Science and Society is unique in North America. The plan will encourage critical reflection on how technology and society interact. It will provide practical and applied for courses, solving globalization and cultural issues while providing technical guidance. The new plan will meet the growing professional needs of the government, industry, and non-profit sectors. International trainers dedicated to innovative computer research will provide the program. 

This graduate course focuses on technical and human/social computer problems in four core areas:

• information representation
• search and management
• intelligent systems
• systems development and social issues

The plan builds on the existing strengths of the department and will promote research and development in the field of information and computer technology (ICT) with 300 ICT companies in Manitoba.

In this program, you will have the opportunity to cooperate with prominent teachers with a wide range of research interests, including algorithms and complexity, computational intelligence, computer vision, data warehousing, document and web databases, computing granular, image processing, pattern recognition, Software Engineering, Rough Sets, Security and Privacy, Multimedia Computing and Wireless Communication. 

Information on specific research topics can be found on the teacher's website. We offer both course-based and thesis-based programs. The expected graduation time is 2 years; the maximum period is 5 years. 

Possible Occupations for Master of Science in Applied Computer Science and Society graduates:

Our thesis-based program aims to provide a good foundation for doctoral degrees in computer science or other related fields. Graduates of our curriculum-based programs are fully qualified for employment in industry, the public sector, and academia.

The eligibility for Master of Science in Applied Computer Science and Society in Canada for both domestic and international student is:

Students may be admitted if they hold an Honours or 4-year Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Computer Science, Computer Science and/or Engineering, Mathematics or equivalent and if they present a suitable selection of courses. Minimum Entry Requirement: Overall GPA of 3.0. (For the thesis track, the student must also have a supervisor selection prior to admission). Other Required Documents:

• Transcripts from ALL recognized, post-secondary institutions attended, whether or not a degree has been awarded. For initial assessment purposes only, copies of unofficial transcripts (uploaded to your application) are acceptable. Official transcripts will only be required if you are recommended for admission. All official transcripts are to be sent directly from the post-secondary institution. If the final transcript does not show a completed degree has been conferred, an official/notarized copy of your diploma is also required.
• Supply two confidential letters of recommendation from individuals most familiar with your academic work and relevant experience. Letters should be signed and sealed if they are submitted by the student as part of an application package.
• Attach a statement of interest of 500 words, which includes a brief description of your undergraduate training, your reasons for applying to this program, and your areas of research interest in cultural studies.
• Two letters of recommendation and reference forms from individuals familiar with your academic work.
• Other supporting documents: CV/resumé and proof of permanent residency (if applicable).

These are the test eligibilities for the Master of Science in Applied Computer Science and Society to qualify.

The international student tuition fees and costs for Master of Science in Applied Computer Science and Society in Canada.

All students are encouraged to apply for major external awards such as the Tri-Council Awards (SSHRC, CIHR, NSERC), the University of Winnipeg President’s Scholarship for World Leaders and the UWinnipeg Graduate Studies Scholarship (UWGSS).