Prepare for Careers in Computer Science

With a graduate education in computer science, you can pursue roles in software engineering or web development, as well as positions in network administration and architecture, software quality assurance, IT project management and more.

Pursuing a graduate degree or certificate in computer science gives you an edge with potential employers and prepares you to grow quickly in your organization. Designed in collaboration with industry leaders, Seattle University’s program develops the technical and professional skills needed in today’s competitive tech landscape. Our graduates work at leading companies across the region, including Amazon, Boeing, Meta, Microsoft, Google, Starbucks and others.

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Artificial Intelligence, MS

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Prepare for Careers in Artificial Intelligence

With a master’s in artificial intelligence, you can pursue roles such as robotics engineer or robotics technician, as well as positions in software development, machine learning, computer systems analysis and programming, just to name a few.

Earning an artificial intelligence master’s degree gives you an edge with potential employers and positions you to grow quickly in your career. Designed in collaboration with industry leaders, Seattle University’s program develops the advanced technical and professional skills employers seek. Our graduates thrive in Seattle’s tech ecosystem and work at companies including Amazon, Boeing, Meta, Microsoft, Google and many others.

Powered by Lightcast Data , this information draws on millions of job postings, career profiles and other data collected each day to deliver near–real-time insights into workforce trends. Occupations listed are generic outcomes associated with the field, and salary figures reflect median earnings for the career listed, not necessarily those of individuals who have recently graduated.