Master of Computer Science

Adelaide University offers degrees with specialisations including Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Human-Centred Computing, Programming Languages, Cybersecurity (with majors in Governance, Risk and Compliance, and Technology), Data Analytics, Games Development, Networking and Cyber Security, and Software Development.

Adelaide University is ranked 73rd in the world for Computer Science and Information Systems in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026, placing it in the global top 100 for this field.

Yes. You'll connect with industry through internships, mentoring and real-world projects. The university benefits from partnerships with major local and global companies, who help deliver a future-focused curriculum, and you will collaborate with real clients, mentors and industry professionals on projects and internships.

Yes. In addition to on-campus options, Adelaide University also offers a suite of 100% online programs in the computer science and IT study area, including the Associate Degree in Data Analytics, Associate Degree in Information Technology, Undergraduate Certificate in Information Technology, Bachelor of Data Analytics, and Bachelor of Information Technology (online).

Graduates are equipped to pursue a wide range of careers including roles in software development, network security, data analysis, and IT management. You'll be ready to work in diverse sectors, from multinational corporations to local startups, and can pursue paths such as designing innovative applications, protecting digital infrastructure, or leading tech-driven change.