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The Computer Science Ph.D. program is a collaborative initiative across the College of Computing's Schools of Computer Science, Interactive Computing, and Computational Science & Engineering. Regardless of specialization, research focus, or affiliated school, all candidates earn the identical degree. Students initially align with their advisor's school, with no additional requirements imposed by any particular school. This research-focused doctorate equips outstanding scholars for leadership roles in academia, industry, and government sectors. Candidates must exhibit mastery in both conceptualizing and completing significant, original research that advances computing knowledge. The program offers tailored coursework, ensuring deep expertise in the chosen field alongside comprehensive understanding of the broader discipline. Dating back to 1969 (originally as a Ph.D. in Information and Computer Science), the College maintains its position among the world's pioneering and most respected computing graduate programs, evidenced by its prestigious rankings and the exceptional caliber of its alumni.
APPLICATION DEADLINES:
Ph.D.: December 15