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  1. Best Computer Science Programs

    Princeton University. Princeton, NJ. #10 in Computer Science (tie) Save. 4.4. Find the best graduate computer science program to fit your goals using the U.S. News rankings. Narrow your search ...

  2. PhD Admissions

    The Computer Science Department PhD program is a top-ranked research-oriented program, typically completed in 5-6 years. There are very few course requirements and the emphasis is on preparation for a career in Computer Science research. Eligibility. To be eligible for admission in a Stanford graduate program, applicants must meet: Degree level ...

  3. Top Computer Science Ph.D. Programs

    To earn a Ph.D. in computer science, each student needs a bachelor's degree and around 75 graduate credits in a computer science program, including about 20 dissertation credits. Most programs require prerequisites in computer science. A graduate with a computer science master's or graduate certificate can apply their graduate credits toward ...

  4. PhD in Computer Science

    The doctor of philosophy in computer science program at Northwestern University primarily prepares students to become expert independent researchers. PhD students conduct original transformational research in extant and emerging computer science topics. Students work alongside top researchers to advance the core CS fields from Theory to AI and ...

  5. 2023-2024 Top Computer Science Graduate Programs

    About This List. Explore computer science graduate programs and graduate schools offering computer science degrees. Compare masters in computer science programs, MSC computer science degrees, and PhD in computer science programs using government statistics and graduate student reviews. Find the best computer science graduate schools for you.

  6. PhD Programs in Computer Science

    Students wishing to pursue a Ph.D. in computer science generally take 4-5 years to complete the degree, which usually requires 72-90 credits. Learners can devote their studies to general computer science or choose a specialty area, such as one of the following: Computer science. Algorithms, combinatorics, and optimization.

  7. Academics

    The PhD degree is intended primarily for students who desire a career in research, advanced development, or teaching. A broad Computer Science, Engineering, Science background, intensive study, and research experience in a specialized area are the necessary requisites. The degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is conferred on candidates who have ...

  8. Doctoral Programs

    Doctoral Programs. In the School of Computer Science, we believe that Ph.D. students thrive in a flexible environment that considers their background and experience, separates funding from advising, and encourages interdisciplinary exploration. In any of the Ph.D. programs across our seven departments, you'll be matched with an advisor based ...

  9. Computer Science

    Computer Science is an area of study within the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Prospective students apply through Harvard Griffin GSAS; in the online application, select "Engineering and Applied Sciences" as your program choice and select "PhD Computer Science" in the Area of Study menu.

  10. Computer Science Ph.D. Program

    The computer science Ph.D. program complies with the requirements of the Cornell Graduate School, which include requirements on residency, minimum grades, examinations, and dissertation. The Department also administers a very small 2-year Master of Science program (with thesis). Students in this program serve as teaching assistants and receive ...

  11. Ph.D.

    The faculty in the department conduct research in all areas of computer science. The degree of Doctor of Philosophy requires a dissertation based on the candidate's original research, which is supervised by a faculty member, and all students in the Ph.D. program are actively engaged in research throughout the program.

  12. PhD in Computer Science

    The PhD in Computer Science program provides students with the advanced coursework and groundbreaking research opportunities they need to contribute at the forefront of the world's fastest-growing fields. Forging knowledge in 15 core areas like artificial intelligence, data science, programming languages, and human-centered computing, you ...

  13. Graduate Program

    Normally a student admitted for graduate study is expected to have completed a bachelor's or master's degree in engineering, science, or mathematics; a degree in computer science is not required. The application deadline for Fall 2024 is December 15, 2023 for all applicants. It is important that all materials reach the University by the ...

  14. PhD Program

    Find Your Passion for Research Duke Computer Science gives incoming students an opportunity to investigate a range of topics, research problems, and research groups before committing to an advisor in the first year. Funding from the department and Duke makes it possible to attend group meetings, seminars, classes and colloquia. Students may work on multiple problems simultaneously while ...

  15. Computer Science, Ph.D.

    Computer Science, Ph.D. Request Information. We have a thriving Ph.D. program with approximately 80 full-time Ph.D. students hailing from all corners of the world. Most full-time Ph.D. students have scholarships that cover tuition and provide a monthly stipend. Admission is highly competitive. We seek creative, articulate students with ...

  16. Ph.D. Program

    1. Introduction. The PhD degree at the USC Computer Science department prepares students for a career in research. The goal of the program is to nurture talented minds via research and formal coursework, to produce future thought leaders in computer science. The program accepts students who have completed a four-year Bachelor's degree in a ...

  17. PhD Program

    PhD Program. We are proud of the quality of PhD students we attract and the training they receive. All of our students receive support, including an annual stipend, in the form of external and internal competitive fellowships, research fellowships, or teaching fellowships. As a PhD candidate, you will share in the excitement of discovery as you ...

  18. Ph.D. in Computer Science

    The coursework component of the Computer Science Ph.D. consists of an introductory course on graduate studies (CS 7001), along with the separate breadth and minor requirements. The breadth requirement is intended to give students a broad competency across the discipline of computing through coursework in a range of the College's different ...

  19. PhD in Computer Science

    Program Description The graduate programs in computer science offer intensive preparation in design, programming, theory and applications. Training is provided for both academically oriented students and students with professional goals in the many business, industrial and governmental occupations requiring advanced knowledge of computing theory and technology. Courses and research ...

  20. Ph.D. Program

    Consistently ranked among the top computer science and engineering graduate programs in the nation, the Paul G. Allen School offers our 300 full-time graduate students a collegial and supportive learning environment; research opportunities of the highest quality; and the chance to collaborate with entrepreneurial faculty who are recognized leaders in their fields.

  21. Ph.D. Program

    Ph.D. Program. Students enrolled in the Ph.D. program are expected to acquire a broad knowledge in all areas of computer science, and an overall perspective of the field, its structure, and its problems. They are expected to study at least one subfield in considerable depth, and to make substantial contributions to that subfield through ...

  22. PhD Program

    In many ways, the PhD program is the cornerstone of Computer Science at Boston University. Our PhD students serve some of the most central roles of our department, from pursuing sponsored research together with supervising faculty members as Research Assistants, to serving as Teaching Fellows in support of our undergraduate and graduate curriculum.

  23. PhD Program

    The PhD is a research degree. Our PhD students also take courses, which give them the foundation on which to build their research programs. However, the overriding goal of the PhD program is to show students how to conduct outstanding research. We expect all our PhD students to become involved in research within their first semester (see Research Immersion below) and continue

  24. AI most popular speciality for computer science Ph.D.s

    Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are the most popular Ph.D. specialities among graduates in the computer science, computer engineering and information fields, a new report finds. The Computing Research Association's annual Taulbee survey revealed that, for the last academic year in North America, more than a quarter (28 percent) of awarded doctoral degrees in those computer ...

  25. Computer Science Education EdM

    The computer science (CS) education program offers multiple paths to New York State teacher certification in computer science for preservice and in-service teachers, in the context of innovative research on K-12 computer science teaching and learning. Join our community of educators committed to providing high-quality computer science learning.

  26. Computer-Science Majors Graduate Into a World of Fewer Opportunities

    Computer science is hotter than ever at U.S. universities. But students graduating this month are discovering their degrees are no longer a surefire ticket to tech-industry riches. In fact, many ...

  27. Online Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Certificate

    This program equips both novices and seasoned professionals with the essential skills to harness the power of modern Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in their domain. Upon completion, participants will master statistical analysis and machine learning techniques, enabling them to dissect complex data sets.

  28. What Can You Do with a Computer Science Degree?

    If you're considering a computer science degree, you might be wondering what doors it opens up for you. The good news is, there are plenty. A computer science degree is versatile and incredibly useful in a variety of fields. Let's break down some of the paths you can take. Software Development. This is the bread and butter of computer science careers. . As a software developer, you can ...

  29. Bachelor's Programs

    Carnegie Mellon University's Music and Technology program was established in 2009 as a joint project between three of the schools: The School of Music, School of Computer Science, and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Information regarding this degree is available on the Bachelor of Science in Music and Technology website.

  30. Computer & Information Science

    Program Highlights. The demand for IT and cybersecurity professionals is projected to grow significantly faster than average beyond 2030. Our program not only taps into traditional computer science undergraduate talent but also extends opportunities to students from other technical disciplines, creating a robust pipeline to the cybersecurity and IT sectors.