Computer Science and Philosophy
This is a three or four year course, leading either to a BA degree after three years, or a Masters degree after four years. The first year of the degree covers core material in both subjects, including a bridging course studying Alan Turing's pioneering work on computability and artificial intelligence.
Later years include a wide range of options, with an emphasis on courses near the interface between the two subjects. The fourth year provides you with the opportunity to study advanced topics and to undertake a more in-depth research project..
Courses
- Preliminary Examinations
- Part A
- Schedule B1 (CS&P)
- Schedule B2 (CS&P)
- Schedule B4 (CS&P)
- Part B (2018-19)
- Part C