MA/MS in Computational Sciences

The Master of Science in Computational Sciences is a graduate degree delivered on campus, offered as either a thesis-based or a course-based option. The curriculum covers data mining, robotics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, image processing, human-computer interaction, cloud computing, cybersecurity, the Internet of Things, and network forensics, alongside scientific computation, high-performance computing, and optimization methods, preparing students to design and apply sophisticated computational methods in research and industry. Admission requires an honours-level bachelor's degree in a suitable field with a minimum average of 70%; applicants pursuing the thesis-based option must first contact the graduate coordinator to secure a supervisor before applying through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre. Thesis-track students must submit and have their research proposal approved by the end of their second academic term. It suits computing and science graduates seeking advanced research or applied training, preparing them for careers or further study in data science, artificial intelligence, and computational research.