Programme Guide
All Informatics MSc programmes are split into two elements: two semesters of lecture-based teaching including the compulsory Informatics Research Review and Informatics Research Proposal, followed by a major individual project in a chosen specialist area. Together, these span a full twelve month period. The lectures are followed by examinations in December and/or April/May. Thereafter, students pursue their project work and write a dissertation on the project, this is assessed in August/September. The following web links are intended to help students navigate through the course registration process, then provide further information on the MSc programme.
| Courses and Specialist Areas | Advice on the grouping of courses, relating to particular programmes. |
| Course Registration | Online registration of course choices by the end of Week 1. |
| Teaching Timetables | Informatics course timetabling information, including venues and semester dates. |
| Taught Course Information | General information relating to Informatics courses and processes. |
| Coursework and Projects | Advice on the submission of coursework, plagiarism and the MSc Dissertation |
| Changing MSc Programme | Information on how to change to another Informatics MSc programme of study. |
| Examination & Progression to Dissertation | Summary of the MSc Board of Examiners process, and progression to Dissertation |
| Degree Regulations & Programmes of Study | Programme specific degree requirements and options. |
| Academic Appeals | Important University information on the academic appeals process. |
| Assessment Regulations | University minimum requirements and standards for students and staff. |
