Undergraduate and postgraduate pathways through computing

The B.Sc. Computer Science is the department's flagship undergraduate program: a rigorous core in programming, algorithms, and systems, followed by two years of increasing specialization across AI, security, data, and software engineering.

Completed secondary education with strong performance in mathematics.

The B.Sc. Software Engineering shares its first two years with the Computer Science program, then diverges into a concentrated sequence on software architecture, engineering process, and quality assurance, culminating in an industry-facing capstone.

Completed secondary education with strong performance in mathematics.

The M.Sc. Computer Science lets students specialize in artificial intelligence, systems, or security through advanced coursework, culminating in either a research thesis or an applied project with a partner organization.

B.Sc. in Computer Science or a closely related field.

The M.Sc. Data Systems trains students to design, build, and govern the systems that store and analyze data at scale, with a strong thread of privacy and ethics running through every course.

B.Sc. in Computer Science, Data Science, or a closely related field.

The M.Phil. Computing is a research-intensive degree for students who want to go deep on a single research question under close faculty supervision, often as a stepping stone toward doctoral study.

B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Computer Science or a closely related field, with a faculty supervisor secured before admission.

The Ph.D. Computer Science supports original research across the department's active research groups, from explainable AI to distributed systems, with funding available through faculty research grants and teaching assistantships.

M.Sc. or M.Phil. in Computer Science or a closely related field, with a faculty supervisor secured before admission.