Master of Science in Computer Science

To advance the knowledge and skills for a career in computing and cyber security

Welcome to the Master of Science in Computer Science program (MSCS) at Texas A&M University - San Antonio. The program is designed to prepare graduate students with the necessary knowledge and skill components in current computer science, cyber security, and information systems, as required by business, government, and academic research.

Graduate Program Coordinator | Dr. Young Lee | Young.Lee@tamusa.edu

Degree Plan | Plan of Study

Admission Requirements and Degree Requirements

Application Deadlines

Fall Semester: August 5th

Spring Semester: December 20th

Graduate Admission Process

Graduate Assistantships and Scholarships

Teaching assistantships are funded by the department, and research assistantships are funded by individual faculty research grants. Out-of-state and international students who are funded for assistantships (at least half time) or those who are awarded a scholarship of $1,000 or more (competitive) are eligible for in-state tuition rates.

Students are selected for Graduate Assistantships and Scholarships by the Computer Science and Cyber Security programs based on students’ academic merit and prior research experience. Students should apply early to be considered for assistantships /scholarships. When students are considered for admission, they are also considered for Graduate Assistantships and Scholarships. There is no need to apply separately for assistantships/scholarships.