D.Phil. in Computer Science
In Oxford, the Doctor of Philosophy degree is abbreviated D.Phil. but in other respects is equivalent to a Ph.D. elsewhere. This is a full time course and it is not possible to study on a part time basis.Why Apply To Oxford:
- Extensive funding opportunities
- Outstanding international reputation
- Exceptional graduate employment record
- Excellent support facilities including:
- Transferable skills training, comprehensive lecture and seminar programmes
- Strong industry links
- Good social events in department and colleges
- Access to the MPLS Division Graduate School
- Excellent sports opportunities
Research Areas
Supervision is available in research areas including:- Algorithms
- Automated Verification
- Computational Biology
- Security
- Foundations Logic and Structures
- Information Systems
- Programming Languages
- Software Engineering
- Cross-disciplinary research in areas such as Linguistics, Biology, Medicine, Quantum Foundations & Quantum Computation
How and When to Apply
Information on How To Apply and application deadlinesInformation for Overseas Applicants
Funding, Scholarships and Fees
Enquiries and Further Information
Informal enquiries about graduate studies in the Department of Computer Science at Oxford can be addressed to: