Earn a Master of Computational Sciences (M.Sc.) at Laurentian University

Advance your career in technology, research, and applied computing at Laurentian University

Prepare for a Career in Applied Computer Science & Data Modelling

Laurentian University’s course-based Master of Computational Sciences program equips graduate students with advanced technical skills and practical training for today's dynamic technology sector.

Located in Sudbury, Ontario, the program offers direct exposure to software engineering, data analysis, and scientific computing applications through a streamlined, course-based curriculum without requiring a research thesis.

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Customize Your Degree

With only one required core course, you can customize your degree with your remaining elective courses to build technical expertise aligned with your career goals. You’ll focus your core computational studies with courses in machine learning, cloud computing, and data mining, and broaden your skills with courses focused on project management, operations management, and statistics.
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No Thesis Required

Skip the hassle of securing a thesis supervisor before applying. The course-based structure offers a direct, clear admission process. As long as you meet the academic prerequisites, you can apply and jump straight into your degree.
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Pathways to High-Tech Roles

Position yourself for senior roles in software engineering, data analytics, cloud computing, machine learning, and system design across dynamic global industries

More About The Program

Admission and Language Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in a suitable field at the Honours level (or equivalent), with a minimum average grade of 70 % (B average).
  • A WES (World Education Services) evaluation for institutions attended outside of North America.
  • Meet Laurentian University’s Language Requirements.

Learn more about the program's admission requirements

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Intakes

Start your studies in any trimester.

Intakes for the program are in Fall (September), Winter (January), and Summer (May).

Tuition and Fees

Benefit from low tuition fees for international students.

  • Estimated Total Tuition Per Year: $16,355.45
  • Estimated Total Tuition for 2 Years: $32,710.90
  • Incidental, GSA and UHIP Fees Per Year: $2077.78

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Advance Your Tech Career in Canada and Beyond

Leverage your existing bachelor’s degree in computer science, mathematics, or related disciplines to gain competitive Canadian graduate credentials.

The practical, course-based curriculum builds directly on your background, equipping you with advanced system optimization, computational modelling, machine learning, and modern software tools tailored for industry projects.

Why Study in Sudbury?

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Surrounded by Nature

Hike over 40km of trails, canoe the lakes, and skate when they freeze over – that's just some of what you can do on campus! Sudbury is rich with natural attractions, with over 330 lakes and activities for every season.
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Diverse Community

Sudbury is home to people of many different cultures, including a strong Indigenous community, and is one of Canada's top French-speaking cities outside of Quebec. No matter where you're from, we're happy to welcome you!
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Numerous Opportunities

Sudbury is full of opportunity in a variety of industries, making it the leading employment sector in the region. You'll graduate with skills in high demand and numerous pathways for your future.

Curious where a Master of Computational Sciences could take you?

Get more information about the program, Laurentian University, and making your way to Sudbury.
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