Course Details

By choosing Acadia's Informatics graduate program, you will increase the depth and breadth of your knowledge through additional courses and studies, and you will further develop your research skills through the development of complex projects and theses with a supervisor. You will benefit from our small class sizes and collaborative approach to research - you will develop a high level of contact and collaboration with your tutor and gain skills working in groups with other researchers. Many of our research projects are collaborative in nature, where you work and discuss with tutors and groups of students as you pursue your own research project. The Jodrey School of Computing is a strong leader in the Acadia Institute for Data Analytics (AIDA), which offers many opportunities for you to collaborate with local business and industry partners using data to solve problems of interest. AIDA is run by the Acadia Center for Entrepreneurship - its programming helps you connect with local businesses and entrepreneurs.

Acadia produced the world's first Web Census - a comprehensive study of all Web servers on the publicly addressable Internet - and was prolific in researching the results and methods for learning Web structure. Our expertise in artificial intelligence, mobile computing and multi-agent systems is strengthened by collaboration between our researchers and students in the Cooperative Intelligent Distributed Systems Group and the Intelligent Information Technology Research Laboratory.

Modules

Upcoming Intakes

Mode of Study

English Language Requirements

Most courses at the Acadia University have the following minimum language requirements. We advise you always check the exact entry requirements before applying to any course, don't forget we are always on hand to help.

Requirements