Name: Master of Science
Price: 30000 USD

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QS Rank:

102

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

North Carolina

United States

Overview

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Computer technology has had a major impact on the modern world. Things like the internet, smartphones, and cyber security systems would not be possible without computing. A Master's in Computer Science (MSCS) from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill can help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in this field. The MSCS program at UNC-Chapel Hill is designed to prepare students for careers in a variety of industries, including government, business, industry, health care, and education. The program's curriculum includes a mix of coursework, research, and a thesis. Students also have access to state-of-the-art labs and equipment, as well as a diverse faculty. Some of the common subjects covered in an MSCS program include: * Basic Programming Laboratory * Programming Languages * Theory of Computation * Design and Analysis of Algorithms * Mathematical Logic * Discrete Mathematics * Distributed Systems * Computer Systems Verification * Complexity Theory * Operations Research * Data Mining and Machine Learning * Cryptography and Computer Security * Probability and Statistics After completing an MSCS program, students can pursue a variety of career paths. Some of the potential benefits of earning an MSCS include: * Better career opportunities * Increased knowledge and skills in the tech field * The possibility of tuition fee reimbursement * The opportunity to pursue a doctorate * The chance to work in the teaching field

Total Tuition Fees

$60,000

Duration

24 Months

Median Salary

$1,10,000

Ranking

#41

US World and News Report

#69

The World University Rankings

#102

QS World University Rankings

Intake

Fall ( Sept - Nov )

Class Profile

Class Size

Average Age

Average Work Experience

3 Years

Diversity

Others:

Hispanic American:

11%

African American:

14%

Native American:

White American:

58%

Asian American:

13%

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$1,10,000 / year

Graduation Rate

91%

Prospective Job Roles

Artificial Intelligence Engineer

Data Engineer

Software Engineer

Computer Engineer

Product Developer

Software Developer

Data Scientist

Machine Learning Engineer

Theoretical Computer Scientist

Computer Support Specialist

Computer Systems Analyst

Computer Numerical Control Programmer

Computer Scientist

Computer Science Teacher

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Eligibility Criteria

At least 3 / 4 undergraduate GPA is expected.

At least 16 years of bachelor degree.

English Proficiency Tests

IELTS
7
TOEFL
90

Application Requirements

Here's everything you need to know to ensure a complete and competitive application—covering the key documents and criteria for a successful submission.

Application Fee: 95

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Passport
Resume
Statement of Purpose
Academic LOR
Professional LOR
IELTS
Class 10 Marksheets
Class 12 Marksheets

Application Deadlines

	Standard Deadline
Fall	Mar 12, 2025

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$30,000 / year

Overall Cost

$45,000 / year

Funding Options

Department Funding

External Sources - Scholarships

Scholarships

The University of North Carolina System

FAQs

Admission to the graduate program in Computer Science at UNC is highly competitive, with roughly 4% of applicants accepted to the program each year.
There is no recommended minimum GRE score on any section of the GRE. Allowances are made in interpreting the verbal test scores of applicants whose native language is not English.
Taking the GRE is not required but is recommended. We encourage you to apply, regardless of whether you have taken the GRE. The admissions committee in Computer Science at UNC-Chapel Hill takes a holistic approach and considers all parts of your application, including your statement of purpose, resume, transcripts, letters of reference, and standardized test scores (if submitted).
In your application, you will be asked to select a degree. You should select “Master of Science” if your goal is to obtain an M.S. degree only. You should select “Doctor of Philosophy” if (1) your goal is to obtain a Ph.D., regardless of whether you already have an M.S. degree, or (2) your immediate goal is to obtain an M.S. degree and you desire to remain in graduate school to work toward a Ph.D. upon completion of your M.S. degree.