Department of Computer Science, University of Warwick

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Warwick Computer Science Ranked 2nd in UK for Research
100% of undergraduates employed in graduate jobs within six months of graduation
All single honours courses fully accredited by the British Computer Society

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The Department offers the following degree programmes:

Computer Science (G400, G403)
Computing and Management Sciences (GN42)
Computer and Business Studies (GN41)
Discrete Mathematics (G190)
Data Science (7G73)

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One of the UK's leading universities, well established in the world university league tables
Second most targeted by graduate employers for graduate recruitment programmes in the UK
Warwick ranked seventh overall in the UK Research Excellence Framework
Warwick Arts Centre is the largest arts centre in the Midlands and attracts 250,000 visitors a year

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Housed in a new Departmental building with state-of-the-art software and hardware laboratories
Facilities available 24 / 7 for all undergraduate students
Dotcom-style workspace and wireless throughout

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New Data Analytics MSc

New MSc course that taps into the pulse of contemporary computer science
Top national and international priority, needed in every sector from cybersecurity to retail
Includes foundations of data analytics, optimisation, machine learning, sensors and wireless networks
Course forms part of our collaborative programme with New York CUSP

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“	The skills gained from my Computer Science degree helped me to stand out amongst hundreds of other applicants - I couldn't have got my dream job without it. The course was flexible enough to allow me to focus on the aspects of science and technology that I enjoyed the most and to hone the skills I now use every day.	„
	Seb Sidbury, Technology Analyst (Aston Martin)

“	My Computer Science degree taught me more than just technical skills. I learned how to communicate and present my technical expertise effectively in a variety of situations - skills I now use on a daily basis. The Computer Science Department's close links with industry have provided invaluable experience and helped me make the best possible start to my career.	„
	David Deacon, ECT&O Leadership Development Programme (Bank of America Merrill Lynch)

“	My degree at Warwick gave me a great understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects of Computer Science. Perhaps the best things about my degree, aside from the fantastic people I met and the department itself, was that the skills I developed were relevant to my career from my first day.	„
	Rakesh Mistry, Consultant (BAE Systems Detica)

“	Choosing to study Computer Science at Warwick was a fantastic decision. As well as helping me to develop a range of skills that are really valued by my employer, the course also let me specialise in things that interested me and the staff were always ready and willing to help.	„
	James Beckenham, Analyst Programmer (SFW Consulting)

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Warwick Computer Science Ranked 2nd in UK Research Assessment

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Contact

Address: Department of Computer Science, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL
Tel: +44 24 7652 3193
Undergraduate Admissions: ugadmissions at dcs dot warwick dot ac dot uk
Research Postgraduate Enquiries: cs-pg-res at dcs dot warwick dot ac dot uk
Taught MSc Enquiries: msc-admissions at dcs dot warwick dot ac dot uk
General Enquiries: comp-sci at dcs dot warwick dot ac dot uk

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Mon 16 Mar '26

14:00:

DIMAP Seminar: Pascal Baumann (MPI-SWS)

Wed 18 Mar '26

11:00:

Security seminar: Elections in the UK are old-fashioned and RUBBISH – and that’s OK (Martyn Harris)

Thu 19 Mar '26

17:00:

Complexity Seminar: The PCP Theorem with a Single Composition (Amik Raj Behera, Copenhagen)

Thu 26 Mar '26

17:00: