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Online M.S. in Computer Science. Build the Systems Tomorrow Runs On.

Technology moves fast. The people who shape it need more than surface-level skills.

The online Master of Science in Computer Science from Syracuse University helps you build advanced expertise in the software, security, algorithms, data, and intelligence behind modern technology. Through live online classes in AI, machine learning, cybersecurity, software engineering, systems design, and more, you’ll prepare to solve complex computing challenges across industries.

Offered through Syracuse University’s College of Engineering and Computer Science, this 30-credit program has no GRE requirement and can be completed in as few as 20 months while you continue working.

Build Advanced CS Skills for What’s Ahead

  • Built for What's Next:
    AI, machine learning, cybersecurity, mobile – the curriculum is oriented toward where the field is going, not where it has been.
  • The Leading Edge, Not the Trailing Edge:
    The program is specifically designed to position graduates at the leading edge of modern technology – not as competent practitioners of existing systems, but as engineers capable of answering the field's next challenges.
  • 20 Months Without Stopping:
    Completable in as few as 20 months while working. No career pause required. No GRE. Four start dates.
  • 20,000+ Engineers in Your Corner:
    The ECS alumni network is one of the largest connected engineering communities behind any online CS program.

You've built the strong foundation. Now build what's next.

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