Computer Science
Foundation degree
In Islington
Description
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Foundation degree
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Location
Islington
Overview The Department of Computer Science in the School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering has a vibrant and dynamic community of research students and welcomes research degree applications from candidates whose interests align with those of our academic staff. Approximately 25 research students enter the programme each year.Research students are central to research activity in the department. Our goal is to support talented individuals who wish to develop their research skills, to undertake rigorous and inspirational research and ultimately to obtain an MPhil or PhD qualification. Research students are supported in their studies through a structured programme of supervision and training.If you are interested in studying for a research degree, please have a look at our research centres and groups:Research Centre for Adaptive Computing Systems (CeNACS) - Adaptive systems for preserving quality and security.Research Centre for Machine Learning - Systems that can learn from data.giCentre - Data presentation, visual analytics, visual storytelling, cartography and statistical graphics.Research Centre for Software Reliability - Assessment and assurance of the dependability of systems in terms of safety, security and reliability.Research Centre for Human Computer Interaction Design - Creating more useful and usable systems by studying the relationship between people and technology.Centre for Information Science - Research and scholarship in the core areas of information science. School of Mathematics, Computer Science & Engineering, Department of Computer Science Start Date: 1st October or 1st February each year. Entry Requirements Applicants should have a record of high academic achievement. The minimum requirement is a good undergraduate degree (first or upper second class honours) in a relevant subject from...
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Subjects
- Security
- Staff
- Computing
- IT
- Mathematics
- School
- Systems
- Engineering
- IT Security
- GCSE Mathematics
Course programme
We offer the following types of award:
- PhD by Major Thesis
- PhD by Prospective Publication
- PhD by Prior Publication
- MPhil.
We also welcome enquiries from candidates who wish to spend one year at City University London as part of a PhD Sandwich programme.
Degree PathwayResearch students are initially registered for the degree of MPhil. Promotion to PhD registration is contingent upon the satisfactory outcome of a review process. This normally takes place towards the end of the first year of registration for full-time candidates and towards the end of the second year for part-time candidates.
The PhD programme concludes with the candidate submitting their research in the form of a PhD thesis and attending a viva voce examination with two examiners, at least one of whom will be external to the University.
The main research areas in the department are:
- Human-Centred Systems
- Software and Systems Engineering
- Information Intensive Computing
- Centre for Software Reliability
Within these areas, we offer MPhil/PhD routes:
- MPhil/PhD in Computer Science
- MPhil/PhD in Software Reliability
- MPhil/PhD in Human Computer Interaction
- MPhil/PhD in Health Informatics
- MPhil/PhD in Creativity Science
- MPhil/PhD in Software Systems Engineering
Potential research topics and staff research interests
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Fees
- Full-time EU: £4,000 per year
- Part-time EU: £2,000 per year
- Full-time Non EU: £12,500 per year
- Part-time Non EU: £6,250 per year
External EU: £2,000 per year
External Non-EU: £6,250
The writing-up fee for all candidates is £500.00 per year (max 1 year).
PhD by Prior Publication
EU Year 1: £7,500
EU Year 2: £3,750
Non-EU Year...
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