Full-time, research-based · 4–5 years
Ph.D. Computer Science
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.
Learning Outcomes
- Produce original research that advances the field.
- Publish research findings in appropriate academic venues.
- Contribute to the department's teaching and research community.
- Defend a doctoral dissertation before an academic panel.
This research-based program is organized around thesis or dissertation supervision rather than a fixed course sequence; representative cross-listed seminars are shown to the right.
Related Courses
Admission Overview
Admission is highly selective and requires a secured faculty supervisor, a detailed research proposal, strong academic references, and an interview.
Entry Level
M.Sc. or M.Phil. in Computer Science or a closely related field, with a faculty supervisor secured before admission.
Career Directions
Faculty / Academic ResearcherIndustry Research ScientistSenior Research EngineerPolicy & Technology Research