Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science
Whether you’re a full-time student seeking an immersive experience or a part-time learner looking for balance, our exclusively online MSCS program is designed for both full-time students and working professionals who want industry-relevant depth without stepping away from their careers.
The MSCS program teaches hardware/software fundamentals and allows deep exploration of emerging areas including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, robotics, computer vision and human-computer interaction. Our courses are taught by tenure-track faculty and the curriculum is closely modelled after our in-person program.
Why earn a Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science?
- Prepares students for professional careers in computing in the age of artificial intelligence
- Teaches advanced concepts in computer systems design and hardware/software interfaces
- Provides pathways for students to obtain deeper knowledge in emerging areas of computing such as AI, robotics, computer vision and cybersecurity
- Integrates significant hands-on projects
How long will it take to earn my degree?
- Full-time students can complete the program in 1.5 years or 3 semesters
- Part-time students can complete the program in 2.5 years or 5 semesters, if taking 2 courses per semester
How to start your application
- Learn more about Binghamton's admissions requirements for exclusively online programs.
- Learn about our Master’s in Computer Science.
- If you’re applying to the exclusively online program, begin your application at this link.
Important: Be sure you select correct application
Binghamton's in-person Computer Science program uses a different application. Make sure to select online program when you apply. For more information and to apply, visit this site.
Why Binghamton Online?
- Rigorous and affordable programs
- High-quality pre-recorded lectures broken into smaller segments
- Flexible schedule, world-class faculty and career services
- Curriculum modeled after in-person programs and courses taught by tenure-track faculty
- Substantial interaction and live office hours every week
- Student support and mentoring