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In this department we focus on both the scientific and engineering aspects of computer science in teaching and research. This is reflected in our emphasis on the theoretical principles of computer science and their application to a wide range of systems.
Learning
When you choose a course in the Department of Computer Science we will help you sharpen your analytical skills as you discover the structures underlying software, stretch your creative talents as you design new systems, and give you an understanding of the principles underlying program and system development.
We will also give you an opportunity to be involved in project work for real clients – gaining valuable experience for your future career.
Find out about our undergraduate courses
More about postgraduate opportunities
Research
The 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) recognised the high quality of research carried out in the Department of Computer Science. 65% of our research work was rated world leading or internationally excellent in terms of its originality, significance and rigour. According to the widely used "research power" measure (research quality multiplied by volume) the Department is ranked 15th out of 81 similar departments in the UK.
More about research
Top for student satisfaction
The Department of Computer Science has scored very highly in the 2009 National Student Survey. 100% of our computer science students agreed that they were satisfied with their course - a better result than any other computer science department in the UK. For more information see the report in the Times Higher Education Supplement (THES) here.
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