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Master in Applied Computing (100% Online)

Master in Applied Computing (100% Online)

Taylor's University · Subang Jaya, Malaysia

QS World University Ranking: #272

Quick Overview

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Duration
2 Years
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Degree
Master’s
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Campus
Taylor’s Lakeside Campus, Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
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Total credits
41 credit hours
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Intake
February - Winter intake
Admission restriction
Conditional
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Teaching language
English

📘 Program Overview

The Master in Applied Computing (MAC) programme is designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and mindset to succeed in today’s fast-changing technology landscape through a 100% online learning experience.

You will study with the same world-class curriculum as the on-campus programme, with core modules and specialisation options including Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, supported by experienced faculty and structured learning activities.

🎯 Course & Curriculum

Course structure

Foundation and core computing
  • Programming Principles Using Python
  • Big Data Management
  • Principles of Artificial Intelligence
  • Principles of Data Science
Research, capstone, and specialisation
  • Research Methodology
  • Capstone Project I
  • Capstone Project II
  • Specialisation 1
  • Specialisation 2
  • Specialisation 3

Curriculum

41 credit hours (graduating credits) for Master in Applied Computing (100% Online).

SemesterNo. of modulesModule / subject categorycredit hoursSemester total
Semester 1Compulsory core modulesProgramming Principles Using Python420
Big Data Management4
Principles of Artificial Intelligence4
Principles of Data Science4
Research Methodology4
Semester 2Capstone projects and specialisation modulesCapstone Project I521
Capstone Project II5
Specialisation 12
Specialisation 22
Specialisation 32
Specialisation 11
Specialisation 21
Specialisation 31
TotalCompulsory core modules and capstone projects, with specialisation modules41 credit hours

Career outcomes

  • You gain job-ready applied skills in AI and data science topics through the program’s core modules and three specialisation modules.
  • You build practical research and delivery capability through Research Methodology plus Capstone Project I and Capstone Project II, helping you present defensible solutions to real problems.
  • You prepare for roles such as Data Engineer, Data Analyst, Data Scientist, and Machine Learning Scientist by covering data management, AI principles, and data science foundations.
  • You develop capabilities relevant to business-facing technology roles like Business Analyst and Analytics and Reporting Manager by connecting computing outcomes with applied analytics.
  • You can pursue career growth toward senior technical and leadership roles such as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Data Analytics Manager as your experience increases.

Employability rate

For Master in Applied Computing graduates in Malaysia, the employability outlook is typically strong, with an estimated employability rate of about 85% and an estimated unemployment rate of about 15%, reflecting ongoing demand for data and AI talent.

Together, these figures point to a relatively stable career pathway where skills in applied computing and analytics can support consistent hiring.

✅ Entry Requirements

Academic qualification

RequirementDetails
Bachelor’s degree equivalent (Computing or related fields)International applicants must fulfil one of the listed entry pathways: a Bachelor’s degree (Level 6, MQF) in Computing or related fields with a minimum CGPA of 2.50; OR the same qualification with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 that is accepted subject to rigorous assessment by the university; OR other qualifications equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree (Level 6, MQF) in the required area recognised by the Government of Malaysia, following the same CGPA requirements. If you do not have a computing-related qualification or relevant working experience, you may be required to undergo and pass a bridging module.

Module matching by study area

Study areaMatch possible?Conditions
Computing or related fieldsDirect matchA Bachelor’s degree (Level 6, MQF) in Computing or related fields with the stated minimum CGPA can meet the entry requirements without needing a bridging module.
Non-computing bachelor’s degree (with bridging)Conditional matchIf your bachelor’s degree is not from a related field or you lack relevant working experience, you may be required to undergo and pass a bridging module.

Language requirements

International applicants must meet the programme English requirement stated by Taylor’s University for this 100% online Master in Applied Computing (MAC) programme.

MOI (Medium of Instruction)

MOI waiver details are not published for this programme. See the English test requirements above.

Other accepted proofs

CEFR level
Low B2

💶 Fees & Funding

ItemAmountNotes
TuitionMYR 29008 / total programMYR 29,008 total programme (local) for the 2-year full time 100% online Master in Applied Computing.

Proof of financial resources

International students should plan tuition and study-related costs in advance, and prepare the financial documentation required by the student visa process in Malaysia when instructed after offer acceptance.

  • Proof of payment for the EMGS visa processing fees is required after acceptance into the programme (RM2,625/USD750).
  • Prepare financial documentation as required during the Malaysia student pass process (requirements can vary by case and document availability).

Important dates

Application window

MilestoneFebruary - Winter intake
Application portal opensFebruary 01, 2026
Application deadline (final submit)February 01, 2026
Application deadline (EU students)N/A
Application deadline (Non-EU students)N/A
Recommended apply-byN/A
Semester beginsN/A

Pre-application & reviews

MilestoneFebruary - Winter intake
VPD request - recommendedN/A
VPD result expectedN/A
APS - recommendedN/A
Start eligibility checkN/A

Document submission deadlines

MilestoneFebruary - Winter intake
Application submission deadlineFebruary 01, 2026
Document submission deadline (EU students)N/A
Document submission deadline (Non-EU students)N/A
Language certificate deadlineN/A
Official transcripts deadlineN/A
Certified translations deadlineN/A
Postal / hard-copy documents deadlineN/A
Missing documents (if requested)N/A

📝 How to Apply

1

Confirm eligibility for international applicants

Review the international entry requirements for this MAC programme, including the CGPA pathway and the requirement for any bridging module if your prior degree is not in a related field. Check the programme English requirement for international applicants. Prepare your academic records and plan your documents early to avoid last-minute delays.

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Submit your postgraduate application online

Complete the postgraduate online application through the university’s application portal during the application window for your selected intake. Upload your required certified documents (with official English translations where your documents are not in English, if applicable). Ensure the application information is complete before submission and keep copies of what you submit.

3

Prepare certified document sets and visa-related requirements after acceptance

For international applications, submit the required certified document sets and passport copies as instructed by the admissions guidance for international applicants. After acceptance, you will be required to submit documents for the student visa application, including the pre-arrival health examination report. You will also be required to pay the EMGS visa application and related insurance/hospitalisation fee for visa processing (non-refundable) when instructed.

Application opens
February 01, 2026
Application Deadline
February 01, 2026
Semester begins
N/A
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions