Computing Science / History of Art, MA (Hons)

Computing Science encompasses programming, large-scale software engineering, human-computer interfaces, algorithms, networks, AI, information retrieval, and big data. History of Art examines how and why paintings, sculptures, buildings, and designs take their forms.At the University of Glasgow, the School of Computing Science's pioneering Centre for Computing Science Education underscores its leadership in innovative teaching. Students access the University Library and Archives, The Hunterian museum with renowned Hunter, Whistler, and Mackintosh collections, and Kelvin Hall. A third-year grant supports visits to relevant museums, galleries, and sites. Graduates secure roles as software engineers and analysts at Google, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Skyscanner, and Yahoo, or in publishing, journalism, teaching, museums, heritage, and art dealing—such as Getty internships or positions at Dulwich Picture Gallery and Handel House.