The Master in Software Engineering (MSc) at De Montfort University has been developed in collaboration with sector-leading organisations such as Airbus and Deloitte UK, and is regularly reviewed, ensuring learning is in line with industry needs. Academics from the Software Technology Research Laboratory, which forms part of the Cyber Technology Institute, an ‘Airbus Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security’, also regularly input onto the course, meaning students will also benefit from their expertise and research in the sector.
On this course, learners will develop the core technical knowledge and skills needed to design, develop, test and maintain a diverse range of software applications that are fit-for-purpose for industry and business. They will learn on a variety of engaging modules, such as Cloud-based System Design, Internet of Things, Software Quality Assurance and Testing and Critical Systems and Modern Program Techniques, which includes considering how large companies such as Twitter are making use of modern programming techniques in Scala and Python to save time and reduce runtime errors.
In the final block of teaching, students will have the opportunity to carry out a Postgraduate Project with the support of their academic supervisor. This self-managed, in-depth study will enable them to showcase their skills and knowledge and tailor them to a particular problem or research project of their own choosing.