De La Salle University - Manila

College of Computer Studies

Aimed at training students to undertake high-level research in Computer Science and develop capability in using information technology.

Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science (DipCS)

The Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science (DipCS) degree program is specifically designed to provide an excellent opportunity for non-IT or non-CS graduates to learn how to apply concepts of CS and IT in their own disciplines and train for careers in the computing services industry.

Master in Computer Applications Major in Instructional Systems Technology (MCA-IST)

Program Features: 36 units only 14 months
(full-time summer and part-time regular term)
The Master in Computer Applications major in Instructional Systems Technology (MCA-IST) degree program is designed to develop the students' understanding of the basic areas of information technology (IT) and its use as an instructional tool. It provides students with practical knowledge on the use of IT as an instructional tool, and basic software design and development. The students' understanding of the basic IT concepts and their proficiency in written as well as oral communication, are primarily attested to by the successful oral defense and completion a project paper

Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT)

The MSIT degree program was established mainly for industry practitioners who would like to develop and improve their capability in using information technology and in applying IT to the modern business setting

Master of Science in Computer Science (MSCS)

The objective of the MSCS program is to prepare students for further studies at the doctoral level by training them to undertake high-level research in Computer Science, exposing them to theories and underlying principles of computation and enabling them to use abstract models in studying computer and software systems

Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science (PhDCS)

The Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science degree offered by the College of Computer Studies of De La Salle University is designed to develop scientists capable of conducting independent research in Computer Science. Courses are organized depending on the research interest of each student so as to provide him with a deeper knowledge of Computer Science as well as ample preparation for scientific research in his chosen field of specialization. As part of a sandwich program, a PhD candidate is encouraged to spend three (3) to twelve (12) months of dissertation research at a host university in a foreign country to provide him with opportunities to discuss research works with international experts.