Computing Science and Mathematics
Welcome to Computing Science and Mathematics, School of Natural Sciences, University of Stirling, Scotland.
Latest News
- Special Issue, Elsevier Neural Networks journal, Edited by Prof Amir Hussain and others
- 10 PhD Studentships in Dynamic Adaptive Automated Software Engineering, starting now
- PhD Studentship in e-Healthcare, starting October 2013
- 2 PhD Studentships in Mathematical Biology, starting October 2013
Events
- COGCOMP2013, 2013 SICSA Summer School on Cognitive Computation
- SEABIS Workshop, Stirling (PDF)
- 5th China-Scotland SIPRA Workshop, 11-12 April 2013
- IEEE CICARE 2013, Singapore
- CS&M Prizes, 2011-12
Publications
- Integral Biomathics, edited by Prof Leslie Smith and others
- Dr Jozsef Farkas appointed Editorial Board member, BIOMATH Journal
- Special Issue, Journal of Biological Dynamics, Edited by Dr Jozsef Farkas and others
- From Brains to Systems, edited by Prof Leslie Smith, Dr Amir Hussain and others
Other News
- CS&M Public Lecture Series, Spring 2013
- Dr Jozsef Farkas appointed Associate Editor, International Journal of Biomathematics and Systems Biology
- British Council grant with Anhui University, China
- Stirling students invited to apply for Standard Life jobs and internships
- New Erasmus Programme launched
- University Guide 2013
Computing Science at Stirling 12th overall in
UK and 1st for student satisfaction with course and feedback.
Mathematics at Stirling 7th overall in UK and 1st for
student satisfaction with teaching and feedback.
Undergraduate
Our undergraduate degrees include BSc in
Computing Science, Information Systems, Software Engineering,
Business Computing, Mathematics and its Applications together with
a large selection of combined and joint degrees.
Postgraduate
Postgraduate qualifications include the
MSc in Advanced Computing, the
MSc in Computing for Financial Markets, the
MSc in Information Technology
and MSc and PhD by research.
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New for 2013 is the
MSc in Computing for Business.
Research
We are committed to internationally excellent
research in Computing Science and Mathematics.
We provide a stimulating and lively environment for undergraduate
and postgraduate students, research fellows and visitors on one of the
most beautiful campuses in the world. Computing Science is part of the
Scottish Informatics and
Computer Science Alliance (SICSA) Scotland-wide pooling initiative
in research and knowledge exchange.