Computer Science - Cybersecurity Engineering Emphasis

The Master of Science in Computer Science program is a 30-credit program, which provides pathways for students to become technical leaders by developing skills needed for:

Software engineering

Algorithms

Machine learning

Data science

Cybersecurity

Computing-related interdisciplinary areas

Earning potential

An MSCS can provide more earning potential, better career trajectory and the opportunity to become even more valuable to your organization. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median salary for an MSCS graduate is $120,000+, with job outlooks expecting to grow by 12% in the next decade.

After earning their master's degree in Computer Science, UW-Whitewater graduates find a variety of positions in various colleges and university settings. Here’s a sample of the top careers:

Web developer

Computer network architect

Computer systems analyst

Computer hardware engineer

Database administrator

Software developer

Information systems manager

Project manager