Goldsmiths, University of London MPhil/PhD Computer Science
Goldsmiths, University of London

Goldsmiths, University of London

MPhil/PhD Computer Science

London, United Kingdom

PhD

English

Full time, Part time

On-Campus

Key Summary

About: The MPhil/PhD Computer Science programme at Goldsmiths, University of London offers doctoral supervision in computational creativity, computer vision and audition, interactions between art, media and technology, adaptive hypermedia systems and artificial intelligence. You’ll turn ideas into research outputs and software and hardware systems within a close-knit, interdisciplinary department. The university is 63rd in the UK and in the world’s top 500.

Career Outcomes: Graduates may move into research, academia, industry R&D, software engineering, AI/machine learning, computer vision and creative technology roles at universities, tech companies, studios and research institutions, or start startups and develop interdisciplinary research and leadership skills.

Our MPhil/PhD programme in computer science offers you the opportunity to participate fully in the highly interdisciplinary research environment of our department and of the College as a whole.

We aim for all our students to produce innovative ideas and to develop those ideas into fully-fledged research results and software and hardware systems, working within the creative atmosphere of our department.

We currently offer MPhil/PhD supervision in many areas of computing, including:

  • computational creativity
  • computer vision and audition
  • interactions between art, media and technology
  • adaptive hypermedia systems
  • artificial intelligence

We welcome outstanding applications to study and perform research in any aspect of computer science, and strongly encourage you to contact members of staff with overlapping research interests to discuss your research proposal in the first instance; if you are unsure who to talk to, please contact the Postgraduate Tutor listed below with a description of your interests.