Computer Science

Graduate Open Day 2026 (DPhil and MSc)

University of Oxford

Computer Science

Location
Oxford, United Kingdom
Funding
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Application deadline
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Graduate Open Day 2026 (DPhil and MSc)

Join us at the Department of Computer Science, to find out more about our DPhil in Computer Science and MSc in Advanced Computer Science. You can ask questions, find out more information about the structure and content of our courses, as well as how to apply.

Our world-class research is conducted across our research themes, which span the broad spectrum of computer science, ranging from foundational discoveries to interdisciplinary work with significant real-world impact. Our 10 research themes are Algorithms and Complexity Theory, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Automated Verification, Computational Biology and Health Informatics, Data Knowledge and Action, Human Centred Computing, Programming Languages, Quantum, Security, and Systems.

  • Graduate Open Day 2026 (DPhil and MSc): Tuesday 3 November 2026

Questions?

graduate.admissions@ cs.ox.ac.uk

Registration link:

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Admissions webpages

  • DPhil in Computer Science
  • MSc in Advanced Computer Science

Useful webinars

  • Graduate Study at Oxford
  • Applying for a Masters
  • Applying for a DPhil

Research areas

Computer Sciencealgorithms and complexity theoryArtificial intelligenceArtificial IntelligenceComputer scienceMachine LearningMachine learningAlgorithms

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