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With the Bachelor of Applied Computer Science, combine a deep understanding of technology with in-demand skills such as communications and project management.
Learn how to lead teams, manage large-scale digital projects, and tackle real-world problems in one Canada's fastest growing tech hubs.
Work opportunities
"The co-op system here is unique, particularly within the video game industry. I haven’t seen anything like it in any of the cities and countries I’ve lived in. It’s an incredible resource. The quality of candidates is very impressive" — Aaron Stafford, Technical Director, Ubisoft Halifax
Explore our co-op programs
Career development
The Computer Science Career Development Centre is a resource that specializes in supporting FCS students with their career goals and personal development. We facilitate programs that not only connect students with employers but also support students as they search for jobs, develop career ready skills, and connect them to career opportunities post-graduation.
Industry connections
“Our academic community coordinates closely with industry to build a strong foundation for the workforce of the future. We have a high concentration of university enrolments in tech, which reflects a booming tech ecosystem. Nova Scotia is also home to the largest innovation hub in eastern Canada, ‘Volta Labs’." - Nova Scotia Business Inc.
Student profile: Shaping her path
“I've always known STEM was for me but specifically, Applied Computer Science. It's a very empowering field to be in because you learn skills that can solve any problem."
Now graduated, she emphasizes the impact her experiences at Dal have had on her, shaping her path toward her professional journey.
Of graduates stay in Canada after graduation.
Is an average starting salary upon graduating with 10% earning $95,000+.
Of graduates would recommend the co-op program.
We recognize the digital momentum we already have in Nova Scotia, and now we’re helping to create a movement. We invite everyone to join us in our growing digital economy.
Because Here We Code.