Overview

The Computer Science (MSc) program at the University of Ottawa provides advanced training in computer science through research-oriented study, emphasizing theoretical foundations, algorithms, software engineering, and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and data science. Objectives include developing expertise for research and innovation, with options for thesis-based or comprehensive research project paths. Unique features include a bilingual learning environment in English and French, access to interdisciplinary research centers, and opportunities for collaboration with government and industry partners in Canada's capital region.

Career Prospects

Graduates are well-prepared for roles in technology sectors, with strong demand in software development, cybersecurity, and research. The program's focus on practical and theoretical skills enhances employability in both academic and industry settings, supported by Ottawa's tech ecosystem including partnerships with organizations like the National Research Council.

Key Faculty/Staff

• Faculty members from the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, including experts in AI, machine learning, and human-computer interaction.

Unique Facilities or Partnerships

Access to advanced facilities such as the Institute for Data Science and the Centre for Advanced Research in Telecommunications. Partnerships with tech firms and government agencies provide research funding and internship opportunities.