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Welcome Taught Postgraduates
The CSIS Department offers six taught postgraduate courses in a variety of areas. The department has particular strengths in digital media, software localisation and software engineering. In full-time mode the Graduate Diploma in Computing runs over an academic year while the other taught programmes take a full calendar year. The vast majority of these programmes have attracted substantial funding under the Postgraduate Skills Initiative which results in reduced fees for EU-students.
Welcome Research Postgraduates
The CSIS Department offers postgraduate research programmes leading to the award of MSc and PhD in areas such as Software Engineering, Computational Linguistics, Computational Musicology and Computer Music, Human-Centred Computing, Software Localisation, Bio-Computing, Robotics, and Visualisation and Graph Drawing.
There are several internal and external opportunties for funding/scholarships for suitably qualified candidates.
Welcome International Postgraduates
The CSIS Department welcomes applications from non-EU students (called International Students) for any of our six taught postgraduate courses or our research postgraduate opportunties. For taught programmes please apply via the International Education Division. If you are seeking to undertake a research degree, you should apply through the Graduate School.
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CSIS Facilities and Resources
Laboratory Facilities:
The CS building has a variety of computer laboratories. We have three general-purpose laboratories with just over 100 PC-workstations as well as an iMac laboratory for undergraduate students. In addition, we have two dedicated laboratories for fourth year students one of which is an iMac laboratory. Taught postgraduate students have three specialist laboratories. The planned Games laboratory will be equipped with PCs and X-boxes.
Recording Studios:
For our state-of-the-art digital music and media facilities visit our Centre for Computational Musicology and Computer Music (CCMCM).