Master of Applied Computing (MAC) (Co-op)
Wilfrid Laurier University - Waterloo
What you will study
Applied Computing (MAC) is a postgraduate degree focused on applying computer science to solve real-world problems. The curriculum emphasizes industry-relevant skills like software design, data analysis, and coding through coursework and projects, preparing graduates for immediate tech employment. "MAC" stands for Master of Applied Computing. This advanced degree evolves with technology, focusing on mobile, enterprise, data mining, and machine learning, helping students excel in the job market with advanced technical skills for creating tech solutions. The programs blend core computing skills with specialization tracks and integrate elements from other disciplines, providing job-ready skills and emphasizing problem-solving. The curriculum exposes students to the latest technologies in high-demand fields.
About this course
- Institution
- Wilfrid Laurier University - Waterloo
- Where
- Waterloo, Canada
- Level
- Master
- Length
- 20 months
- Tuition
- CA$27,690.00
- Application fee
- CA$153.75
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Intakes
- Starts September 1, 2027 · apply by March 30, 2027not confirmed by the school
- Starts September 1, 2028 · apply by March 30, 2028not confirmed by the school
Entry requirements
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