Master of Science in Computer Science

Program Overview

The Master of Science in Computer Science at Rutgers University–Camden is a rigorous graduate program with a concentration in Scientific Computing, designed to prepare students for careers in data-intensive fields such as science, engineering, and finance. The programn provides a strong foundation in algorithms, programming, and computational theory, tailored to current and emerging applications.

Students complete 30 credits through full-time or part-time study over 4–5 semesters. The curriculum includes a mix of core courses and electives, with the option to complete a capstone project or thesis. Featured courses include:

• Machine Learning
• Applied Probability
• Artificial Intelligence
• Network Security
• Software Engineering
• Big Data Algorithms

Why Choose This Program?

• Career-Focused Curriculum: Prepares students for roles in big-data analytics, drug discovery modeling, internet transaction mining, and ecosystem forecasting.
• Flexible Format: Offers both full-time and part-time options to accommodate working professionals.
• Research Opportunities: Students gain hands-on experience through projects and thesis work.
• Pathway to Ph.D.: Graduates are well-prepared for doctoral programs in science and engineering.
• Faculty Expertise: Learn from experienced faculty engaged in cutting-edge research and innovation.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the MS in Computer Science program are equipped for careers in:

• Data Science and Analytics
• Software Development
• Cybersecurity
• Scientific Research
• Financial Technology
• Biotechnology
• Ph.D. programs in computational fields