Postgraduate study
Bristol is one of the leading universities for the study of computer science. Whilst giving students an understanding of the foundations of the subject, we are proud of the symbiosis between our teaching and internationally leading research.
Taught programme
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MSc Advanced Computing
This MSc is for students who already have a first degree in computer science or a related subject. It allows you to gain expertise with more advanced material in a range of specialist areas and covers both theory and practical application.
Taught programme
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MSc Advanced Computing - Creative Technology
The Creative Technology programme is designed to introduce you to the rapidly emerging areas of computer science where technology impacts the creative design process.
Taught programme
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MSc Advanced Computing - Machine Learning, Data Mining and High-Performance Computing
This programme is aimed at giving you a solid grounding in machine learning, data mining and high-performance computing technology.
Taught programmes
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MSc Computer Science (conversion)
This MSc conversion programme is for those with little or no previous academic computing experience and is designed for students coming from a variety of academic backgrounds.
Doctoral training
4 years full-time, with some funded studentships
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Robotics and Autonomous Systems
FARSCOPE aims to train the next generation of innovators in the growing field of robotics and autonomous systems (RAS), identified as one of the UK's 'eight great technologies' for future growth.
Doctoral training
4 years full-time, with some funded studentships
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Neural Dynamics (Wellcome Trust)
The Wellcome Trust PhD programme is different to a traditional PhD route, in that it provides you with a year of taught units and two extensive research projects before you embark on your primary research focus.
Research programme
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PhD / MSc by research Computer Science
The Department of Computer Science's large programme of research is supported by industry, the European Union, UK government research establishments and public corporations.