Course Details

APPLICATION DEADLINES FOR 2010 ENTRY:

20th November, 2009

22nd January, 2010

12th March, 2010

Due to the high volume of applications we receive you are strongly encouraged to submit your application two weeks before these deadlines. If you are applying for funding you need to apply by the January deadline at the latest.

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The MSc in Computer Science at Oxford has been designed to teach the mathematical principles of specification, design and efficient implementation of both software and hardware. It is intended as a graduate conversion course both for those who have already been trained and/or employed as programmers, and for graduates of other numerate disciplines who have had less previous exposure to the subject.

The MSc is a one year postgraduate course starting in Michaelmas Term (October). It consists of a taught component (in which students can choose from a range of subjects) and a project.

Please direct enquiries about graduate admissions to graduate.admissions@comlab.ox.ac.uk.

• Aims
• Course Structure
• Programme Specification 09-10 (PDF)

How to Apply

Here are some links to web pages from the University's Graduate Admissions website which give some general information about graduate admissions:

• Graduate Studies Prospectus
• The Applications Process
• Information for International Students.
• English Language Requirements

  Please note that we require the higher level of English language for the MSc in Computer Science.

Below is some specific information about Computer Science applications:

• Admissions Criteria
• GRE Exam
• Information about College Places can be found in the Graduate Studies Prospectus

Fees

For the year 2009/10, the MSc course fees are

• Home and EU students: £3390
• Overseas students: £13450

Students will also have to pay college fees which are currently around £2000. Please see:

• Course and College costs
• More information about tuition fees and other costs

Other Information

• Welfare Matters

Students are well looked after at Oxford. Each student is a member of a College - which provides social, sporting and other facilities, as well as a personal advisor to help with welfare problems.