MSc in Theoretical Computer Science with a Year in Industry, University of Liverpool

This MSc immerses students in the field of computational game theory, where computer science and economics intersect. The course provides a comprehensive introduction to the subject, focusing on algorithmic aspects, optimization methods, and models related to game theory. Students will explore the computational design of mechanisms and auctions, gaining skills in research planning and conduct in computer science. The program offers optional modules on large datasets, algorithms, microeconomic theory, and e-commerce technologies. In the second year, students undertake a real-world industrial project during an extended placement, allowing them to apply their knowledge in a practical environment. The course is designed for graduates aiming for careers in IT or research, or IT professionals seeking to deepen their expertise.