About School of Computing
We make advancements on the knowledge that founded the modern digital age.
Long-standing expertise
We take great pride in our long-standing collaboration with industry, innovation, research impact and teaching excellence.
60 years on from the creation of the Computing Laboratory at the University, our long-standing expertise and collaborations mean we are strongly placed to continue exploring and innovating.
Recent accolades and achievements for the School of Computing include:
- ranked 1st for Impact in REF2014 UoA 11
- leading the £30m National Innovation Centre for Data
- Governmental Academic Centre of Excellence for Cyber Security Research
- National Teaching Fellowship
- two Doctoral Training Centres
- relocation to the £58m Urban Sciences Building
- partner of the prestigious Alan Turing Institute
Explorative and innovative computer science
Our computer science teaching and research is innovative and exploratory. As well as emerging disciplines such as cloud computing, cyber-physical systems and synthetic biology, we’re exploring new applications such as fin-tech, agriculture, medicine, and sustainability.
Equality and diversity
We are committed to building and maintaining a positive culture by celebrating differences, challenging prejudice and ensuring fairness.
Honorary degrees
We have a number of honorary graduates and fellows associated with the School of Computing, from Vicki Hanson to Tommy Flowers.