MSc in Cryptography?

I've had a bit of a trawl through the internet and haven't come up with much, so I thought I'd ask if anyone knows of any MSc courses in cryptography (or involving a reasonable cryptography component)? There seems to be one at Royal Holloway which looks like it'd be interesting but you need a Maths degree (I'm doing Computer Systems Engineering) and I really don't want to study in London (though I do want to stay in the UK!). Apart from that I've not really found much :frown:

Jenn xx

Reply 1

Wise One

If you've already got experience in the computing side of things, then how about:

- MSc Information Security @ Royal Holloway
- MSc Internet, Computing and Systems Security @ Bradford

Reply 2

Derek_The_Hamster

JennLlama

Royal Holloway... I really don't want to study in London
Jenn xx

I'd never want to lvie in London either, but I did nearly end up doing a PhD at Royal Holloway - while it's a college of the University of London, it's outside the main conurbation, and is quite green and airy, so if your objection is the general unpleasantness of central London (like mine is), then it might be worth a look anyway.

Reply 3

RJA

Slim pickings from a Prospects search. There is a course at Dundee that you might like:

MSc Intelligent Computational Systems
http://www.computing.dundee.ac.uk/study/postgrad/ics_main.asp

Reply 4

JennLlama

Thanks very much for all your suggestions. I don't think any of those courses would really suit me (afraid I object to more than just the general unpleasantness of the centre of London) but thank you very much for your help :smile: