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    One of the UK's fastest-growing Computer Science departments, researching AI, cyber security and high-performance computing alongside employers including...

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    About University of Exeter

    The University of Exeter's Department of Computer Science is one of the fastest-growing in the country, with a research community spanning artificial intelligence, data science, cyber security, machine learning, high-performance computing and evolutionary algorithms. The department maintains close relationships with major employers including the BBC, NHS Digital, JP Morgan, the Met Office, South West Water, DSTL and IBM, giving students access to real-world work experience alongside their studies. Degrees are taught on the Streatham Campus, with dedicated careers support built into the programme from year one, including employer-led mock interviews and careers fairs connecting students directly with UK recruiters. A flexible, fully online part-time MSc Computer Science is also available for career-changers building foundational skills in Python, algorithms and data science.

    Through Tech Industry Gold accredited programmes, University of Exeter provides learners with industry-relevant knowledge, practical experience, and strong career outcomes.

    Accreditation status

    Tech Industry Gold Accredited
    Employer Led Standard
    1 Accredited Programme
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    Accredited Programmes

    The following programmes at University of Exeter have been accredited by industry for meeting high-quality standards.

    Why Choose University of Exeter

    Why Study with University of Exeter

    Join one of the UK's fastest-growing Computer Science departments, with direct employer relationships spanning the BBC, JP Morgan and the Met Office.

    Shape Your Future with
    University of Exeter

    Ready to start your journey into a high-growth tech career with industry-recognised accreditation?