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Department of Informatics

Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences

Postgraduate taught degrees

The programmes in the Department of Informatics are designed to help you to develop existing skills gained from your undergraduate degree and work experience, and to assist you in acquiring new skills and new ways of thinking and reasoning.

Informatics programmes require you to study eight taught modules and one project. Different modules have different ways of assessing your work, and the amount that each piece of work counts towards your final mark also varies depending on the subject. A project is completed mainly over the summer months and you will have an expert supervisor to provide advice and guidance. The project helps you to gain important transferable skills such as project management, time management and presenting your work. These are skills that employers look for in graduates.

Taught courses

Advanced Computing MSc

Duration: One year full-time, September to September

Study MSc Advanced Computing at King's College London.

Advanced Software Engineering MSc

Duration: One year full-time, September to September

Study MSc Advanced Software Engineering at King's College London.

Artificial Intelligence MSc

Duration: 1 year full-time, September to September

Study MSc Artificial Intelligence at King's College London.

Computational Finance MSc

Duration: 1 year full-time

Study MSc Computational Finance postgraduate degree at King's College London.

Cyber Security MSc

Duration: 1 year full-time, September to September

Study MSc Cyber Security at King's College London.

Data Science MSc

Duration: 1 year full-time, September to September.

Study Data Science MSc at King's College London.

Urban Informatics MSc

Duration: One year full-time, September to September

Study Urban informatics MSc at King's College London