• MS in Computer Science at New York University offers a high degree of curriculum flexibility, enabling you to customize your program according to your educational and professional background, as well as your ambitions and goals.
  • The master's program curriculum comprises of four elements: a 3-credit algorithm component, a 12-credit core elective course component (one of which may include the capstone course), a 3-credit capstone course component, and a 12-credit general elective course component.
  • To satisfy the requirements for the master’s degree, the student must complete 30 credits,with an overall average of B. In addition, a B average is required across the required algorithms course and the four core courses, and a grade of B or better is required for the capstone course
  • Some of the main courses that students will study in this program are:
    • Artificial intelligence
    • Computer systems and networks
    • Database systems
    • Human-computer interaction
    • Vision and Graphics
    • Numerical analysis
  • The MS program provides a strong foundation in computer science essentials, with access to advanced-level courses and the freedom to specialize in specific technology areas of your preference. Graduates can expect to earn an average annual salary of approximately USD 36,475.
  • Students performance in the Bridge will count toward their master’s degree application decisions.
  • The Bridge is a non-credit certificate course, and those who complete the Bridge with a final grade of C or above will earn a Certificate of Completion, and those who earn a B+ or above will receive a Certificate of Completion with Distinction.
  • Note: regardless of performance, successful completion of the Bridge course does not guarantee admission to any academic program.