Department of Computer Science
We are an active department, proud of our reputation as a friendly and supportive environment for our students. We specialise in security and artificial intelligence research.
We're hiring!
We are looking for a new permanent faculty member at lecturer level in one or more of the following areas: Machine learning, cloud computing, distributed systems, programming-languages principles, and the intersection of security and AI, which are already areas of research within the Department. We are also interested in candidates who have experience in data science, edge networks, social computing and DevOps security, in order to expand our research in new directions.
Study with us
We offer our undergraduate students the chance to do a Professional Training placement where you can work in industry in the UK or abroad, and undergraduate and masters students the opportunity to study abroad. We also have specialist facilities to help you during your studies like our Science Research Investment Fund (SRIF) High Performance Computing (HPC) cluster.
What we are researching
We are involved in a broad range of research areas and projects within the department and across the University.
Industry and outreach
We maintain strong links with business and industry at a number of levels and run a number of different activities for schools and colleges to raise awareness of computing and its applications.
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07.04.20
Females of the Future
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13.12.19
Gregory Chockler appointed as new Professor in Computer Science
Gregory Chockler will join the University in January as a Professor in Computer Science Gregory (http://www.gchockler.com/)...