Computer Science, M.S.
Computer Science, M.S.
Available beginning Summer 2026!
Advance your expertise and position yourself at the forefront of emerging IT innovations with A&M-Texarkana's STEM-designated Master of Science in Computer Science. This forward-looking program equips you with the knowledge and skills to design and develop the technologies powering the modern digital landscape. Sharpen your technical expertise, strengthen your problem-solving abilities, and build a strong ethical foundation that will prepare you to lead and innovate in today's rapidly evolving, data-driven world.
Program Information
Degree Name: Master of Science in Computer Science (STEM-Designated)
Degree Type: Graduate
Format: 100% Online, Hybrid, Face-to-Face
Credit Hours: 30
Thesis/Non-Thesis: Non-Thesis
Questions: 903-223-3000
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Why Get Your Master’s Degree in Computer Science from A&M-Texarkana?
Analyze. Optimize. Transform.
At A&M-Texarkana, you'll learn in a small, supportive environment where faculty bring real-world industry experience alongside academic expertise. Through personalized mentorship, you'll master advanced technical skills while developing the leadership, communication, and ethical decision-making abilities valued by today's employers.
Designed to support your career growth, the M.S. in Computer Science program prepares you to adapt, innovate, and lead in the industries shaping the future.
Program Highlights
Guided by Industry. Designed for You.
The M.S. in Computer Science degree program prepares you for high-demand, advanced technology careers. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in computer and information technology occupations is projected to grow 11%, with cybersecurity roles expected to grow 31% in the next decade.
Coursework is strengthened through A&M-Texarkana's alumni network and Division of Information Systems and Computing Technologies Advisory Board, ensuring alignment with current workforce needs. You'll also gain valuable experience through internship opportunities with local businesses and industry leaders, creating potential pathways for career advancement.
Built for Professionals Ready to Move Forward
Develop in-demand technical skills in programming, data structures, data warehousing, and operating systems, and apply them to address real-world challenges through an integrative project experience. Throughout the program, you’ll build both the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to succeed in today's IT industry.
Graduate-Level Opportunity, Delivered Your Way
If you’re a working professional, this program is for you. If you’re an International Student, considering a STEM-designated degree offers you extended Optional Practical Training (OPT).
With the flexibility of 100% online, face-to-face, and hybrid modalities you can choose the learning style that fits your life and complete your degree in at little as 15 months.
Computer Science, M.S. FAQs
What future positions can I pursue with a master’s degree in computer science?
With this degree, you can pursue positions like Engineer, Senior Engineer, IT Manager, Developer, System Architect, Technical Specialist, and Tech Lead. This degree serves as a powerful credential to help you advance in leadership within the field of technology.
What types of courses are in the program?
You’ll engage in courses in programming languages, data structures, operating systems, data warehousing, and can also take courses in computer security and cloud computing.
You’ll participate in an integrative project giving you the opportunity to address a real-world problem using the skills you’ll build during the program.
What is a STEM-designated degree and how does it benefit me?
A STEM designated degree is a degree program strong in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics. In the United States, a list of approved STEM programs is maintained by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
It benefits you, because STEM fields are among the fastest-growing and highest-paying industries, meaning more job openings and competitive salaries.
If you’re an international student in the U.S. or interested in coming to the U.S., a STEM designated degree can qualify you for an Optional Practical Training (OPT) extension.