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The Department invites applications from qualified, enthusiastic candidates, both from the UK and abroad, to be part of our thriving local community.
Research candidates will be performing research in one of our departmental research groups. Thus visit the research group sites to find out which research area best matches your interests, and write your proposal based on this match. On these sites, you can find not only the research areas, but also the names of the academics that are interested in it. Direct contact to your potential supervisor prior to the application is highly encouraged.
Important local guidance on how to apply for a research degree in Computer Science (PDF) is available (please read it carefully to increase your chance of a successful application).
We offer both a 3 year PhD and a 1 year MSc by research. You can also do your degree as a Part-time research degree.
We normally only consider applications from candidates who are in possession of a good BA Honours degree (or equivalent) and who have (or are about to be awarded) a Masters degree.
You can fill in the PhD and MSc by research application form at: http://www.warwick.ac.uk/go/pgapply To ensure a smooth and speedy process, please fill in all information required.
Further information about the research carried out by postgraduate students can be found in the departmental research pages and the list of talks presented by the students during the Postgraduate Colloquium. Further information on postgraduate study
is available from the University's web site.
Deadlines
There is no official deadline for applications, although there are specific deadlines for anyone thinking of applying for a Warwick Postgraduate Fellowship and for UK or Overseas candidates who apply for external funding, you need to comply with the deadlines set by your funding body (see more information below).
Sources of Funding
The Department has a small number of Computer Science Research Studentships which are awarded on a research group basis and therefore are dependent on availability and merit. They are very competitive and usually the decision to award them is made at the end of the summer term. Applicants are eligible to apply for a Studentship when they have received an offer for an MSc or PhD place in Computer Science. Watch the departmental and group pages for announcements.
For information on Funding opportunities at Warwick please see the postgraduate funding at Warwick page and academic office PG scholarships.
For an application form and full details on Warwick Postgraduate Research Fellowship (WPRS), for students applying for PhD courses, please see: http://go.warwick.ac.uk/academicoffice/postgraduate/ and http://go.warwick.ac.uk/services/academicoffice/ourservices/gsp/scholarship/wprs/ . The deadline for Round I applications to be received by the Graduate School Office is end of the year and for Round II the deadline is around February. No late or incomplete applications will be accepted.
Information on scholarships and funding for International Students can also be found on the International Office website.
Current Research Students and their Work
Other Information
- Information on current fees for home and o'seas research students is available on the university site for PG information. Please note that Computer Science appears under Sciences, and that band B applies to Computer Science.
- For students requiring a visa, new regulations are in place. You will need a Confirmation of Acceptance of Study, which is bound to a given university. Read more on the International Office Immigration Advice page.
- PG relevant Warwick sites in short:
- Other departments within the University offer postgraduate programs that may be of interest:
